Turn your pet into pop art

1960s screen-print pop art: big flat fields of unexpected colour, posterised shading in three or four tones, thick black outlines and halftone dots in the mid-tones. The colours change on purpose, but the markings stay readable as shapes, so your pet is still recognisable in hot pink and electric blue. The background is replaced with a block of colour.

What this style does

• Vivid, unexpected flat colour fields
• Posterised shading and halftone dot texture
• Thick black outlines with a slightly off-register print feel
• Plain colour background that makes the pet the whole picture

Best for

Bright wall art, a bold office or kitchen, and a portrait that starts conversations.

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Example output in Pop Art style