Pop Art Portrait

[linley.plester]

Thankyou Cath.....

[linley.plester]

PS Robyn... I don't have much hair left to pull out... It's extremely short. Steam coming out of the ears is more my style.

[lynn p.]

Linley--You are funny!  I love your pop art and CAN'T wait to see Einstein!

[Val]

  I could have sent you some (hair)! I had Lloyd cut off 2' from mine recently....got tire of having everyone sitting on it, myself included! 

[linley.plester]

Kind of .you to offer Val. Mine never gets long enough to cut off 2 ". Now there's a thought... I wonder if hair could be used in a mixed media painting?

[Val]

I don't see why not! I send mine into various cancer centers wherever we travel. They're always happy to get a couple of feet of hair for wigs.

Makes me feel like I have a brush cut, even if it is still down to my waste!       

[linley.plester]

I think the cancer centre are a brilliant idea, Val. Much more useful than amateurish trendy art. I used to put mine in the garden, but it takes so long to break down in our relatively cool climate. I don't have enough room at my unit for a proper compost heap. Making proper compost is an Art itself,  ha, ha. :

[Aniz Oniro]

Linley i like your interpretation of this painting

[Aniz Oniro]

Details

this is my interpretation of pop art.
i liked this lesson very much,unfotunatly i did not have bunt sienna in acrylic ,so face i did in oils and the rest in acrylic

[linley.plester]

Well done, Maria! It is a fun lesson, isn't it/

[Aniz Oniro]

 :thankyou:Linley
I realy like this kind of art. and it is a lot of fun

[Val]

 

[Aniz Oniro]

 :thankyou:Val

[nolan]

great job Maria

I love your version and there is no problem with doing some of it in oil as long as the oil was painted on top of the acrylic and not the other way around

[KathyKuz]

Linley:  I like the revised version.  You have done a great job.