Los Angeles Pop Art

[1] In 1994 founder Joseph Leibovic was living in Israel when he stumbled upon the Micrography style of art while watching street artists, in the mystical town of Tzvat.

The idea of Americanizing this style of art, by creating posters of classic films out of entire scripts, and music icons out of their legendary lyrics, was matured over the following 9 years.

[1] Los Angeles Pop Art has worked with some of the biggest names in music and film creating pieces for ACDC, KISS, David Bowie, Def Leppard, ZZ Top, The Bob Marley Estate, Godfather, Scarface, Rocky, Nirvana, and many more A+ properties.

Ripley’s now shows several Los Angeles Pop Art originals in different locations all over the world, spanning from Tokyo to Hollywood, as part of their permanent collection of amazing things.

[1] Los Angeles Pop Art work is published in the Ripley's Believe It or Not Annual 2012 book featuring an illustration based on the Lewis Carroll's novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

[1] Since its inception, Los Angeles Pop Art has had a strong licensing program, acting as a licensee for some of the world’s largest Music and Film Properties.

Ronald Reagan by Los Angeles Pop Art.
Los Angeles Pop Art artwork representing Ronald Reagan using the "Tear down this wall!" speech.
Scarface poster by Los Angeles Pop Art.
Los Angeles Pop Art artwork in a poster depicting a film scene from Scarface, using the film script.
Illustration based on the Lewis Carroll's novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland made by Los Angeles Pop Art and published in the Ripley's Believe It or Not Annual 2012.