Roy Lichtenstein Tapestries

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Description: Ellen Ripley in Aliens as Roy Lichtenstein's Pop Art

Description: layered block print and spray paint

Description: Crikey, this pop art looks easy. Money for nothing I tell you. My eight year old could do better!

Description: In the style of Roy Lichtenstein's Girl With Hair Ribbon. This time with a high performance space suit.

Description: Roy Lichtenstein's style is characterized by a unique blend of popular culture, humor, irony, and graphic aesthetics. His work continues to be celebrated for its iconic and influential contribution to the Pop Art movement.

Description: In 1964, Roy Lichtenstein created a fantastic painting called "Girl With Hair Ribbon. Here's one of my many inspired versions of that painting.

Description: He-Man ally Sorceress drawn in the style of Roy Lichtenstein's "Girl With Hair Ribbon."

Description: The mega-popular Barb is the Boba Fett of the Stranger Things universe.

Description: One of my favorite pieces.

Description: Half-tones. Whole FUN!

Description: Leeloo from The Fifth Element drawn in the style of Roy Lichtenstein's "Girl With Hair Ribbon."

Description: They're all gonna laugh at you... especially if you wear this design on a T-shirt!

Description: A portrait of Roy Lichtenstein done, fittingly, in Pop Art style.

Description: A reversal of the internet meme "Make Me A Sandwich" in pop art, comic book inpired by the style of Roy Lichtenstein.

Description: Jan Vermeer's masterpiece drawn in the style of Roy Lichtenstein's Girl With Hair Ribbon.

Description: YOU ARE LOOKING AT AN ORIGINAL 'HOMEMADE' DESIGN THAT DISPLAYS A PUNNY IMAGE THAT READS "I LOVE LICHTENSTEIN" BUT IN PLACE OF A HEART IS A BENDAY DOT. INFORMATION BELOW TAKEN FROM THE WIKIPEDIA: Roy Fox Lichtenstein (pronounced /ˈlɪktənˌstaɪn/; October 27, 1923 – September 29, 1997) was an American pop artist. During the 1960s, along with Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, and James Rosenquist among others, he became a leading figure in the new art movement. His work defined the basic premise of pop art through parody.[2] Favoring the comic strip as his main inspiration, Lichtenstein produced hard-edged, precise compositions that documented while it parodied often in a tongue-in-cheek manner. His work was heavily influenced by both po...

Description: One of my all time favorite moments from Mad Men...with a Roy Lichtenstein influence.

Description: A nod to both the Bride of Frankenstein and Roy Lichtenstein's classic 1965 painting "Girl With Hair Ribbon."

Description: Horror classic Carrie in the style of Roy Lichtenstein's Girl With Hair Ribbon.

Description: Sage advice from Mr.J.

Description: AFTER ROY LICHTENSTEIN

Description: Andy Warhol illustration

Description: Andy Warhol Portrait

Description: Imagining the next scene after Lichtenstein's 'In The Car' painting. Original pop art, comic book style painting of a young couple in love, going on a road trip.

Description: Beach Girl - Pop Art ... (see more designs like this in The Blue Box)

Description: Even the gushiest of Dirty Dancing fans can't help but chortle when Swayze delivers this line.

Description: AFTER ROY LICHTENSTEIN Pistol

Description: She's here to let you know that she does things her way, not yours.

Description: show the world youre an ace detective or a world class creep.

Description: Whaam

Description: You can follow my work here: https://www.instagram.com/zascanauta I hope you like it!!!

Description: What happens when you mesh a 1970s burlesque of 1950s science fiction with a 1960s pop art pastiche replicating a panel from a romance comic of the same era? This wonderful frankensteinian mash-up depicting Janet Weiss during the floor show sequence of the Rocky Horror Picture Show

Description: Pop Art Couple: Do You Think He'll Ever Go Away? -- An illustration in the style of pop artist Roy Lichtenstein of a couple looking into each other's eyes with her asking him if "He'll Ever Go Away" and his reply is "If We Ignore Him, he'll go away" on a dark (Knocked Out) background