Andy Warhol on the other hand did not use this style in his art. The art looks so simple but it brings out clearly the message which the artist wanted to share. Roy Lichtenstein in his art has used this style by making it simple and a two dimension painting. This style is very simple and makes the art look like it was done by a child. By using this style he brought some reality Andy Warhol has also used this style in his soup can because in the real life there are such cans. This artist though, does not use the real colours of the objects because in the case of the girls hair its painted blue which is not the real hair colour. The two artists have used this style in their arts where Roy Lichtenstein in the drowning girl has used this style to bring some reality because drowning is very real. This style shows things as they appear in the real life (Osterwold, p. The art does not look decorative because it is not meant to create attention or for advertisement purpose but it is used to show emotional feelings by the drowning girl. On the other hand, Roy Lichtenstein did not use this style in his art work of the drowning girl. These colors mage the art look good and styled and anybody is deemed to like it since it is creating attention.
Andy Warhol used this style in his art of soup can which showed the decorated images of can which were painted in red and white. This style is used in evocative, stylized and decorative images. On the other hand Roy Lichtenstein in his art the drowning girl did not use this style because his was meant to show some emotions and feelings which could not be shown by this style. It is also used to show how he likes the soup and how it tastes the same whether taken by a king or a pauper. The artist has used this style to create some liking of his work since that was his aim (Green, p.179). Andy Warhol has used this style in his soup of cans art. This art style lays it emphasis on geometrical shapes and does not show emotions in any way. On the other hand, the art by Andy Warhol did not use this style but rather it used some cool paintings which were meant to indicate how good the soup inside the can was. This picture is also a two dimension surface and that’s why it was possible for the artist to use this style. This artist used this style to show how rough the water was. The art by Roy Lichtenstein, the drowning girl has used this style to show the violent movement of the water mass that the girl was drowning in. This style is most used in two dimension surfaces and not three dimension spaces (Osterwold, p. This style is used to show how violent the paintings are and it is mostly used on landscapes and people. On the other hand, the art by Andy Warhol, soup cans has not used this style of expressionism in his art because his art more attention creating rather than showing feelings or emotions.
Paint has been used to show how the girl is crying and screaming after she drowned but on the other hand one can see that she is not worried and would prefer to die rather than call Brad to help her. The art by Roy Lichtenstein the drowning girl has used this style to show the feelings and emotions of this girl. This style uses exaggeration and distortion in order to show emotions and feelings to the world. The colour has also been used to clearly show how deep the girl is immersed in the water by using different colours for the girl and the water to show the difference between the two. The water at the fore ground has a brighter colour compared to the one at the back ground thus bring to our attention that the girl was drowning in a large mass of water. The art by Roy Lichtenstein, the drowning girl has also used this style to create some difference of the distance. By using these colors also the artist wanted to display some culture where the two colours were very famous in the past. The artist used two contrasting colours red and white to attract attention. The art by Andy Warhol, the soup can used this style to create attention (Osterwold, p. Colour is used to create an effect on the eyes about the subject. This is a way of painting concerned with creating impression with the impact of light.
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