Not your everyday names/places...

Been to France or Germany? How about collecting all those intricate town names and displaying them on your wall for great converstions?

Mothers Day gift Idea. Mums last European tour on canvass. The vintage look of Salsa WordsArt will compliment the look of Mums Ashgrovian

Mothers Day Gift Idea! Your mum's hero, gorgeous Mexican luminarie Frida Kahlo. Miniature Art Canvass

Add positively vibrant words to your home or office

Beatles Pop Art

• Paul McCartney's song 'Yesterday', which was recently voted the most popular song of the century by a BBC poll, had music written before the lyrics. Paul used the working words 'scrambled eggs' before coming up with 'yesterday' while composing this song.

• The song 'strawberry fields forever' is actually two versions of the song mixed together by George Martin. One was a half-tone higher and slightly faster. When it was slowed down it somehow fit together with the other version perfectly. The Beatles liked both versions and couldn't decide on one and asked Martin if he could put them together somehow. When he tried it - it worked!

• The Beatles featured two left handed members, Paul, whom everyone saw holding his Hoffner bass left handed, and Ringo, whose left handedness is at least partially to blame for his 'original' drumming style.

• The Beatles got their name from a line in the movie 'The Wild Ones'. Lee Marvin's character said the motocycle gang wanted Marlon Brando's character back, even the beetles (he was referring to the women in the gang). They changed the 'ee' to 'ea' so it was like the musical term 'beat'

• In a contest held by Mersyside Newspaper to see who was the biggest band in Liverpool, 1962, one of the main reasons that The Beatles won was because they called in posing as different people voting for themselves.

The names, the memories, the love.....

Add vibrancy and conversation with a large canvas with the cities you have visited or inspiring quotes.

Dog Pop Art

Design tip for a successful child’s room.

Create a focal point in the room by featuring a piece of art, a unique accessory or something personal above the bed or crib.

Custom made pop art this Christmas

- Give Salsa Design your holiday snaps and surprise your friends & family with a fantastic pop art version....

Pup-Art this Christmas

Let your pups be the center of Pop Art attention this Christmas provide photo or let Salsa Design capture de personality of your pet through a Pop Art design.

Affirmations Canvas Art

Affirmation words canvas, colour coordinated to your decor...

Summer Works

Southbank Beach - Photo competition

Summer Pixels - Abstract

Underwater Boy - Pop Art

Autumn Lights - Abstract

Christmas presents with impact - Pop Art!

Wall Art - Large format

Marilyn - Original photo by Eugene Kornman

Eugene Kornman is most well-known for one of his 1953 stills for the movie Niagara. This still featured a young Marilyn Monroe and was used as the basis for Andy Warhol's series of "Marilyn's" that began in 1962 following her suicide.
After Marilyn's suicide, the self-styled Pop Art superstar Andy Warhol (who was also a photographer) "used" Korman's image—I have no idea if he paid Korman or his estate for its use, or even asked for permission—to "mass-produce" (Warhol's term) an ever-changing series of silkscreens. They had numerous different combinations of fauvist-style patches of wild color over a simplified Kodalith of Monroe's face, copied, of course, from Korman's photograph. They are shown and sold as either individual silkscreens (one of which, known as "Orange Marilyn," sold for $17.3 million in 1998, which a Sotheby's spokesman called "a wise buy at the price") or as "paintings" composed of a number of the silkscreens (from two up to at least 50) grouped together.

Custom Pop Art - Anna

Custom Pop Art - Frank

Custom Pop Art - Bea & Andys trip to Thailand