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Process 
The first thing I did to the image of my partner was cut him out and remove the background. This way I could put a bright gradient in the background. Then I put a filter on my partner to make him look like he was composed of small dots to give it that retro pop art feel.  I also used paint splatters in the background which gave it another pop of color. that I made four copies of my partner, made color adjustment layers for them, and gave them each a different tint of color. I tried to use several bright colors in my image to replicate the contrasting colors pop artist would use.

Inspiration
I got most of my inspiration for Warhol because he often drew the same image multiple times in different colors just like how I made copies of my image in different colors. I also got some inspiration for Liechtenstein because I made my partner look like he was made of small dots to give the image an almost comic book like feel.     

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