Marilyn Style Pop Art Image
After Marilyn Monroe’s death, Pop Art founder Andy Warhol (1923 – 1987) spent four months making silkscreens based on a publicity still of Monroe from her film, “Niagara.” Fusing art with mass production, Warhol created brilliantly colored multiples of her image. Fascinated by morbid subjects and celebrity, he symbolized Monroe’s mortality, and her media saturation through brash, assembly-line reproductions of her face.
Features include:
- Crop your image
- Choose the number of pictures
- Choose your own color palettes
- Save and Share your image in JPG or PNG format
- Randomize parameters
Category : Photography
Reviews (13)
very limited functionality - basic pop art filter. It doesn't actually look like Warhol - don't waste your time
Just downloaded for my Galaxy Note 9. Great fun. Easy to use and share results. Well chuffed.
Absolutely useless couldn't even edit one of my own photos.
5 star because it is exactly what i was looking for, and i like how user friendly the app is,
Not working. Keeps stopping. Don't wait your time
This app is amazing.
Yeah this is... pretty terrible
Cant figure how to!!!
Love, love, love this app!
It's great to create an Andy Warhol style Pop Art grid (Warholizer). And, to be able to roll the dice for random color mixes in his color palettes. But I couldn't figure out how to delete or clear a created work. Seemed the only options were to Save or Share generated grids. App needs an easy to find & well labelled Clear or Start Over option.
The effect is too intense and you can barely see the photo
It was good
Great simple easy to use app!!! You can get some great images from your random photos, without messing around for hours or having a degree in graphic art. It does what it says on the tin, and does it well.