OP ART
OP ART
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The "op" in Op Art means "optical" (relating to vision). Op Art is a style of visual art that uses optical illusions.
Op Art artworks usually give the viewer the impression of movement or vibrating patterns, swelling or warping.
This style became popular in the 1960's with artists Victor Vasarely and Bridget Riley (Fall / Hesitate / Nataraja).
The "op" in Op Art means "optical" (relating to vision). Op Art is a style of visual art that uses optical illusions.
Op Art artworks usually give the viewer the impression of movement or vibrating patterns, swelling or warping.
This style became popular in the 1960's with artists Victor Vasarely and Bridget Riley (Fall / Hesitate / Nataraja).
Instructions:
1. Open and print two copies of the same line sheet (below).
2. Cut one or more shapes from one line sheet.
3. Place the shape/s overtop the other, uncut line sheet.
4. Shift the shape/s around until you find the best optical effect.
5. Glue the shape/s into position on the uncut line sheet.
Instructions:
1. Open and print two copies of the same line sheet (below).
2. Cut one or more shapes from one line sheet.
3. Place the shape/s overtop the other, uncut line sheet.
4. Shift the shape/s around until you find the best optical effect.
5. Glue the shape/s into position on the uncut line sheet.
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