Research on the Application of Pop Art in Animation and its Enlightenment -- A Case Study of Spider-man: Parallel Universe
Abstract
Pop art is an artistic trend that emerged in the 1950s, combining commercial art with modern technology, a popular culture that meets the aesthetic of the masses and is characterised by its novelty. The animated film Spider-Man: Parallel Universe is combined with Pop Art, and this post-modern art style enrichis the art form of animation works. This article mainly analyzes the application of pop art in Spider-man: Parallel Universe from the aspects of color elements and composition, discusses the Chinese animation production under the influence of pop trend of thought, and puts forward thinking and inspiration for the development of Chinese animation.References
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