Bob Baker's Pop Rock Art Studio

I love the way this portrait of film legend Charlie Chaplin turned out. I started with washes of various blues and white, then splattered th...

I took the black and white image from Miles Davis' "Tutu" album cover and recreated it in layers of blue, white, and purple. I...

This is my first attempt at Brigitte Bardot, the iconic sex symbol of the 1950s and 1960s turned animal rights activist. It wasn't my or...

This is my second Buddha head painting -- this time featuring a downward gaze with earth tones and a vibrant blue background. The perfect pi...

This Audrey Hepburn portrait demonstrates my move to a looser, more experimental style. Instead of the solid color blocks of most pop art (...

This was my first time painting the reggae trailblazer Bob Marley . I built up a series of washes and drips, then applied wet paint, often w...

This iconic image of Uma Thurman in "Pulp Fiction" has been on the back burner for a while. I decided to make it a tight closeup o...