POP ART. EVERYDAY LIFE PRODUCTS

We´re going to continue talking about POP ART

Remember the videos we watcth in class?

Watch this one again.

As you already know POP ART was  (and still IS)  EVERYWHERE.

Here are you are some examples:

CLOTHES       
                                                    

 



















FURNITURE



 

 


PHONE CASES

 



PILLOWS

 

 

 SCHOOL ACCESORIES

 

 



Even.....

...WASHING POWDER

 




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