1. 8th Grade Paintings Inspired by: Andy Warhol
Element of Art- Color, Value
Principle of Art- Proportion

2. Andy Warhol
Pop Art is one of the major art movements of the twentieth century.
Work from this movement depict objects that reflect a popular mass culture, like advertising, comic books and other every day objects.
At one point in Warhol’s career he created silkscreen prints declaring that he wanted to be
"a machine“. Warhol sparked a revolution in art because his work quickly became both popular and controversial.

3. “Campbell’s Soup Can”
1968
Screen print

4. “100 Soup Cans”
1962
Oil on canvas
72x52

5. “Marilyn Monroe”
Screen print

6. Marilyn Monroe
Screen Print

7. Portrait of Andy Warhol

8. Monochromatic Color Schemes
You will be painting your painting using a monochromatic color scheme.
You may choose from: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple.
Each painting will be different tints & shades of the color you chose.
The background will be the complimentary color of your focal point. Example- if your painting is a monochromatic blue painting, the background will be orange.

9. Instructions
LIGHTLY trace the picture of your object on the thick 8x10 paper.
LIGHTLY label your values from 1-5 on each section.
Paint your object in a monochromatic color scheme.
Paint the background of your painting in the complimentary color.

10. Criteria for Success
Correctly label your values from 1-5 on your paper.
Paint the 5 different tints & shades in the correct place of each painting so the painting appears monochromatic.
Paint the background the complimentary color of your monochromatic color.
Use excellent craftsmanship, nice neat brushstrokes, clean edges, and no white paper showing.