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Julian Opie’s portraiture style is unmistakable, so it’s unlikely you can fool anyone into believing you thought this one up yourself. We suggest you just admit that you copied the idea from us here at PhotoJojo, who in turn copied it from Karl, who was inspired by Julian Opie to make his own copy. Whew! How’s that for post-modern? How to make your own pop art portraits → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← Turn Your Photos into Lichtenstein-inspired Comic Book Art Put Your Bad Self On Any Ol’ Magazine A Family Portrait Project You Can Start Today |
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This dude named Karl has come up with a super-simple process that lets anyone, even beginners, turn photographs of people into beautiful illustrations (for posters, prints, or whatever.)
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