Pop Art Food Desserts Cake Forks Colourful Card

Vibrant colours of red, blue and yellow abound in this photo image of delicious desserts, including sponge layer cake with white icing and red jam, black forest cake with whipped cream, chocolate and cherries; fruit cups of strawberry, kiwi and blueberry, round disposable paper plates and plastic disposable forks in an apparently haphazard pattern. There are many interesting patterns and themes of repetition in this sweet Pop Art pic. Pop Art comes from popular culture, using themes of mass production, advertising, food, comic books, found objects, elevating the lowly to the grand, threatening the dominant ideology and challenging the common perception of "what is art". Often witty, sometimes absurd, with a keen sense of humour. Pop Art takes nothing seriously, even itself. As an artistic style it began in Britain in the 1950s and made an impact in America in the 1960s. Pop Art loves big bright colours and forms, repitition, manufacturing imagery, modern tools and materials of making. In this image the bright colours and forms in this image are emboldened by a post-process posterising effect. Pop Art is one of my favourite artistic genres. It's on the leading edge of creation and continues to be as relevant today as it was in the early years of pioneers like people I can't mention due to copyright reasons, but you can easily find the info on Wiki if you're interested. Savvy and contemporary, Pop Art never goes out of style. Cool dessert design by M Sylvia Chaume, Canada. Happy blessings!