First, I edited my photo on a separate page by removing the background from it. I then copied the image and put it on a different Photoshop document which I then proceeded to copy the image and paste it three times to create the image below.
After doing that, I used a square tool to create a boarder around the three images. This will help separate them so it is easier to fill in the background. Though I may still keep them as it makes each singular image stand out among the background. I also got rid of the background again so it leaves the background transparent.
(Image > adjustments > Hue/saturation > Levels > Brightness)
To make the image look more interesting and relate to Pop Art, I went into Image, Adjustments and used the Hue/Saturation tool as well as the levels and Brightness tool. These tools not only changed the colour, but also controlled the lighting and reflections on the PSVita.
Finally, I applied the background and decided to keep the black boarders which I made a little bit thicker. I started with a solid, one colour background and figured it looked to plain and simple. So, i decided to make a three colour gradient of each colour. I believe it made a nice effect and makes the images pop out more, even though it isn't a typical Pop Art technique.
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