Pop Art - Photoshop

 To create a similar effect as Andy Warhol's piece:


I used Photoshop to create my pieces changing the saturation and the hue of my images to create 6 different coloured versions of my image to try and achieve a similar effect to Warhol's piece of Marylin Monroe.


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