Pascoe Pop Art in Q Magazine

Pascoe Pop Art was spotted in Saturday's Courier Mail weekend magazine, tucked away in the "Cool Hunter" section...

For more on Pop Art Pets visit Pascoe Pop Art Pets

For you mum, with all my art

A Mother’s Day gift that pops the whole family into the picture

Family portraits just got a whole lot funkier.  With photo-to-art services, favourite shots of family members can be turned into a pop art canvas set, all from the comfort of home.  It’s a striking, modern and, more importantly, convenient alternative to a traditional studio sitting.

A pop art family portrait makes the ultimate, personalised gift for Mother’s Day. 

Getting all the family together for any kind of family photo is a logistical nightmare and many mothers have long since given up trying. 

With a pop art portrait, each family member can choose their own photo for ‘popping’ and email it to the artist.  So big sisters in London, little brothers in Canada and those lucky enough to live next door to mum, all have the same input into the gift. 

Matt Pascoe, from leading online pop art service, PascoePopArt.com, says, “Family pop art portraits really allow each family member to take part in putting the set together”.

“I’ve just finished a family set where each photo came from different parts of the world – one sibling in London, one in Japan, one in Brisbane and one in Sydney.  I’m pretty sure theirs is going to be a very happy and surprised mother on May 9th.”

“The photo-to-pop art technique allows you to create beautiful single portraits or wonderful canvas collections based on one or any number of photos”, explains Pascoe.

Pop art family portraits can be created in any size and colour.

Visit www.pascoepopart.com for further information.

In the media: You are art

Home decorators putting themselves in the picture

Modern home owners are adding the ultimate personal touch to their empty wall spaces by hanging bold canvas artworks featuring their loved ones.

Rather than resorting to mass-produced prints offered by most home décor retailers, the savvy home decorator is transforming their own ordinary photos into huge, original works of art.

There are a number of businesses now offering this photo-to-art service, where ordinary photos are digitally made-over into larger-than-life stylised portraits.  Size and colour is only limited by the home decorator’s desires. 

Pascoe Pop Art, a leading online photo-to-art service, has been turning photos into personalised canvas art since 2006. 

Matt Pascoe, founder of Pascoe Pop Art, says “People are looking for something unique and edgy to feature on their walls.”

“We’ve seen a rise in orders of canvases over a metre wide, where the customer clearly has an interior design vision for the portrait in their room.  The pieces this large look incredible.”

“It’s always so rewarding to see a small low-res photo of someone’s treasured moment transformed into a huge canvas.  And the pop art style really gives the image a timeless quality that will last a lifetime,” explains Matt.

The photo-to-art service is great for favourite shots of couples, kids and pets and coordinated sets make fantastic modern portraits of the whole family.    

Pascoe Pop Art is based in Australia and prints and delivers canvases all over the globe.

Visit www.pascoepopart.com for further information.

Pascoe Pop Pets in Singapore

If you can read Chinese better than we can, check out this story about Pascoe Pop Art pets:


The article ran last week in the Singapore Lian He Zao Bao newspaper.

Pascoe Pop Art on TV

Brisbane Extra recently ran a story on internet-based business owners and were nice enough to cater to Matt's unquenchable thirst for local fame by giving him a few minutes of air time. Click PLAY above to see the story for yourself.

Obi the Wonderdog Makes Headlines!

Congratulations to Obi on making the Lava section of the widely read Manly Daily!


To read more about turning your pet photos into Pop Art click here.

Sydney Telegraph on Pascoe Pop Art

We were very happy to hear we'd made the inside back page of the Telegraph last week.



Click here to read the story by Lisa Toia.

Website integrity and customer interaction worthy of news

The Courier Mail, 15th November 2007

"INSPIRED by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and the 1950s pop art movement, Brisbane firm PascoePopArt has created hundreds of customised canvases."

Read the article here.

Bride to Be lists Pascoe Pop Art

Bride to Be magazine recently listed Pascoe Pop Art in its gift section.


So, there's the word from the horse's mouth. Pop Art makes a great wedding gift! ;)

Pascoe Pop Art makes MX

The very popular commuter paper MX recently ran a nice little article featuring Pascoe Pop Art. (We're infinitely grateful they didn't publish some of the more ridiculous poses the photographer convinced us to try out!)

Sydneys Inner West Courier rates our "Smart Pop Art"

Click on the article to read what this Sydney publication had to say about Pascoe Pop Art

...

Pascoe Pop Art in City News

More great press for Pascoe Pop Art!



Matt was lucky enough to have been interviewed for the very popular City News last week . The article was published a few days ago and the response already has been fantastic!

You can see the article in full here

cream magazine on Pascoe Pop Art

Check out the latest edition of
cream magazine.

Not only is it a pretty sexy issue, it features Pascoe Pop Art!

Read on...

Style Magazine features our Pop Art

Feature in Brisbane's Style Magazine, February 2007.

Pascoe Pop Art in the media

The Manly Daily, 8/2/07, Valentines Day Gift Ideas:

Pop Art for Valentines Day

Quest City South News

1st February 2007

Stop Press

Our first bit of media attention came with a great story in Queensland's Courier Mail.



Click here to read the article. Or go to PascoePopArt.com to view our collection of personalised Pop Art portraits.