Summary of the design style

• Pop art is a design movement that emerged after WWII in America & Britain. It focuses on images and ideas from popular culture, such as those in comic books, advertisements, and commonplace items. This design movement is known for its vibrant colors and geometric shapes used to portray mundane tasks and everyday items (talking on the phone, applying makeup, shouting, soup cans, fizzy drinks, etc.).

Influences:

• In London, this movement started when a group of creatives (known as the "Independent Group") gathered to end the "modernist interpretation of culture and society". During the regular meetings that would take place, the term "Pop-Art" was brought up a lot as they would discuss the impacts of pop culture on society. A lot of their inspiration came from America's pop culture elements.

• America turned into the land of opportunities after WWII ended, and its society was developing a lot of new influential design movements, one of them being Pop-Art. America's Pop culture media was known to create bold works that were more "in-yourface".