Roy lichtenstein art project

Here's how to create a fun and colourful Roy Lichtenstein-style artwork. On a plain piece of paper, sketch out a simple sunset.

Roy lichtenstein for kids

This no-prep Lichtenstein project is perfect to go along with your pop art unit study or Roy Lichtenstein art history lesson plans.

Roy lichtenstein pop art

We've created this brilliant resource pack to help you teach your students all about Roy Lichtenstein's art career - perfect for your next primary art lesson!

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Add some clouds across the middle of your picture, obscuring the sun slightly, and a slightly wavy line near the top for some more clouds.

For the rays of the sun, draw them closer together by the sun, fanning out all the way to the edge of your picture.

Draw the ground at the bottom of the picture. All of these elements should be very simplified with limited detail.

Next, go around the outlines of your sun, rays, clouds and ground in a thick black line – a thick marker pen would be best to use.

Draw thick lines on the ground to give the impression of shadows. Once the ink is dry, erase the pencil lines.

Paint the sun in solid red, the rays and clouds at the very top in solid yellow.

The size of dots you want to use for your painting will determine what tools you use to apply them.

If you want smaller dots, you could