This past summer, one of the winning entries to our “Logo-a-Gogo” contest included a mash-up of H’s, built of various fonts, and sizes, which comprised our hexagonal logo. From afar, the compilation was undoubtedly the impressive HC2 symbol, however a closer examination lead to an appreciated of the fine detail and time required to complete the design. Although this idea is not new per se, it certainly was one that we thoroughly enjoyed. LA Pop Art has provided another take on this catchy theme, by incorporating full movie scripts and song lyrics into larger memorable artistic compilations.
From Alice in Wonderland, to The Wizard of Oz, and more violent selections such as Rocky and Scarface, LA Pop Art has covered all the theatrical bases. On the music front, they’ve got a wide selection of Bob Marley, as well as Lynyrd Skynyrd. Their prints and apparel are true works of art, which any discerning cinematic aficionados, and stoned university student, will appreciate. With poster-sized prints starting at a bargain $10, you might as well blow your wad and spring for the limited edition signed copy of The Godfather, which goes for $300. Check out the site and see these works up close, and remember the full script and lyrics serve as the background.