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Roy Lichtenstein was something pretty special. Some of his most famous pop-art renditions were derived (ripped) from comics or photography, and he was often threatened with lawsuits as a result. Think of him as the precursor to modern-day mashup artists. Fortunately, turning your own photographs into Lichtenstein-inspired illustrations is unlikely to irk litigious record labels or the RIAA. And with Melissa Clifton’s step-by-step tutorial, it’s a breeze! How to Turn Your Photos into Lichtenstein-inspired Pop-art p.s. If you like this, check out the bit we did on how to turn photos into Julian Opie-style portraits. → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← Strip Your Pics! — Create Photo Comic Strips Online with Comeeko How Being Far Apart Can Bring You Closer Together “Good artists copy; great artists steal.” —Pablo Picasso (and Steve Jobs) |
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