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Because he was a painter and liked bright colors. So did, and do, many other painters. Don't ask them WHY!
They stand out in front of other colours and to look more affective
by jade and sky xxx
Uhh,Why NOT ask why?? It's a way of trying to understand things. Not all painters use the colors they do just because they like colors. For some artists, the colors have a special meaning. I think Warhol tried to use some contrast between his subject matter and the colors he used on them. For instance, he did a silkscreen called "Electric Chair" in which the colors were red, blue, bright yellow, and even pink. When you think of electric chairs you don't think of pink, or any kind of brightness. I think a big reason for why he used bright colors is because he meant for the colors to have a bigger purpose than he just liked bright colors.
What else can I help you with?
What styles of art did Andy Warhol use?
All his artworks come under the heading of Pop Art.
What are the mediums for printing pop art?
The pop art movement started a cultural change in the 1950's. It was predominant in areas like advertising, cultural objects and comic books. Pop art relied heavily on the use of vivid colors such as red, yellow and blue.
What do surrealist use to paint?
In Surrealism Art they used : Oils on canvas, and water colours. In Surrealism Art they make small brush strokes for detail, when you look closely to this type of art it looks messy. But when you step back your eyes adjust so you can see what the artist has painted.
What kind of art materials did Henri Matisse use?
Henri Matisse was had a unique painting style all his own. He liked to use bright and dark colours. And he used his wife as a model for many of his paintings. His subjects were largely domestic or figurative. It was called Fauvism.
Where did pop art come from?
1964 Pop Art mainly originated in England and America and then slowly made its way across the rest of the world. Pop Art begun in the late 1950s, Pop Art in America was given its greatest impetus during the 1960s. By this time, American advertising had adopted many elements and inflections of modern art and functioned at a very sophisticated level.
Why do pop artists use bright colours?
to make them stand out
What color paint do you use in pop art?
you should use bold flat colours to paint pop art
How do you draw Pop Art?
use crazy colours which dont match, and big bold colours and not blended in any way.
Why do africans use bright colours in their textiles?
the reason for that is because, they like all their features of art to stand out
What kind of colors do pop artist often use?
Bright, bold, flat colours, so they look eye catching.
Did Ancient Greeks use dull colors or bright colors?
bright colours
What makes the fauves special?
They use colourful and bright colours!
What tools do you use creating pop art?
Use bright acrylic or oil paints in several colors (2 or more). Pop-culture images are commonly used. Large canvases (or other grounds) work best.
What is the best color to use leaflet for teenager?
lots and lots bright colours
Why do you think applique designs are mainly in solid bright colour rather than prints?
because they are nice colours to use rather than using dull colours. Bright colours stand out alot more and look more attractive.
How did pop art finish?
Pop art never really "finished." It is still a popular form of art that many artists use and love.
What colours did Claude Monet use to make the shadows in the haystacks?
he used bright colors
