$45.00
A hand-painted Pop Art Surrealism reimagining of Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans only with Playdoh— in a vibrant, nostalgic, and finely detailed way.
10 in stock
Description
Inspired by the 1962 iconic series Campbell’s Soup Cans by Andy Warhol, this combination of a classic toy and iconic art renews the concept of elevating a common commercial object into “high art”. Playdoh was originally a wallpaper cleaner but was reimagined into a toy in 1956. I’ve always loved Playdoh and if you’re anything like me, to see it is to smell it!
Warhol’s soup series was an exercise in mechanical reproduction through screenprinting after he found that hand painting each can was too labor intensive…which I concur.
The original of my iteration is meticulously handpainted in oil on canvas. No use of digital or AI resources were used in the making of the original painting.
This piece adds to my series of fan-art pairing iconic toys with iconic imagery.
• Archival-quality giclée print with vivid, lasting color. Printed without the watertmark.
• Reproduction is matted in an 11×14 acid free mat. Unframed.
• Limited edition signed and numbered.
• Printed on premium paper and shipped with care from Southern California.
Add a conversation-starter to your wall — one that honors your childhood memories, and showcases Laurel’s exceptional hand-painted detail.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 11 × 14 in |
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| Materials | Giclee, Matted, Print, Archival Inks, Acid-free Mat, Archival Paper |
| Dimensions | 11 x 14 in |
