Chocolate Wonder Woman Pop Art
This week I decided to recreate Roy Lichetnsteins’ Wonder Woman’ pop art in CHOCOLATE. During his life time Roy Lichtenstein created over 5000 works of art. Some days I feel like my 5 year old is racing to catch up to him. Lichtenstein was best known for his pop art in which took comic strips and recreated them accentuating the dots that were formed in the crude printing process. To paint all those dots perfectly in alignment must have been a painstakingly slow process.
To make this Wonder Woman pop art out of chocolate you will need:
3kg (6.61 pounds) white chocolate
4kg (8.82 pounds) dark chocolate
oil based food coloring or colored cocoa butter in red, blue, black, yellow and white
Bubble wrap
Large wooden board and temporary frame – to stop the chocolate dripping off when you pour it.
aluminium foil to cover the board
acetate to cut your pieces from
The image that you want to recreate, scale to print to the size you want to make it keeping in mind the size of your dots is predetermined by the process.
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I made this Wonder Woman Pop Art picture for my shcool in switzerland as a projekt it was fun and all the people where amazed.
Fantastic job Dimitris, this truly is a very big job – and a lot of chocolate ?
Amazing Ann! Here’s my attempt at a family sized homemade pop art candy bar that I gave as a thank you gift to our AV team. You are such an inspiration to all, thank you for being a pioneer in chocolate art! 🙂
That is awesome Ryn! Great work!
Who are you How To Cook That helper????
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Wow, you are such a Wonder Woman yourself!
Where can I find powdered food colouring
Hi Zachary your local or online baking supply store will have a range to choose from.
That is amazing and an amazing amount of chocolate!
Well done, you are a real chocolate artist! My daughters (16, 12, and 10) think this is cool, too.
What are you going to do with this piece of art? How about an exhibition with a break-up happening?
That sounds like fun!
Hello, what can i use instead of acetate please?
How amazing! You are so so talented Ann! I am so eager to try this but using a different pop art design 😀
Where can I get different sizes of bubble wrap?
Try a stationary store or post office.