UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF OUR TEACHER, MANY STUDENTS AND I SAW THE EXHIBITION OF ANDY WARHOL'S WORKS.

From China University of Mining & Technology, SAF Summer Correspondent Han Li is chronicling his experience at University of California, Berkeley. ​​

​In my opinion, the color style in his works uses pure black in the shadows, much like the style of many American comics. The contrast is very prominent and can make a deep impression on the human brain. The use of color is also very jumpy, which further strengthens the conflict. Most of the colors are contrasting colors. I carefully read the processing of his works, there are traces of printing in the shadows, and the faint traces of the unique printing grid are a true beauty.
 
A portrait he created about Chinese leaders is also very interesting. The images are constantly copied, and the various color combinations are arranged together to give a look that the original leader can also be humorous. On the painting, the pattern presented is simple and clear with a clean, geometric, mechanical model, and a huge logo that declares its product identity. I am so happy to see the master’s work with my own eyes.