Newly formed Los Angeles Pop Art is dedicated to building a bridge between art of today and an art form that is centuries old. Founded by Joseph Leibovic, Los Angeles Pop Art involves an art form commonly known as Micrography. This art form has been around for centuries and has primarily been used by artists of Israeli decent, is the style creating images strictly using the words that tell the story of that specific image.

In early 2004, as Joseph was looking for an artist to carry out this challenge when he was introduced to the artistry of Carson Grier. Carson was able to share the vision of Los Angeles Pop Art, and immediately set out to tackle this awesome artistic challenge. After the first samples were finished, they were convinced that they have stumbled across something that has never been done before. Initial feedback was incredible, which solidified that fact that they have succeeded in their task. The question had changed from "can it be done?" to "which one should be worked on next?" A partnership was formed. Los Angeles Pop Art is currently busy securing licensing for the rights to screenplay, musical lyrics, and artists. Negotiations have been opened with such studios and artists as: Universal Pictures, Sony, Dreamworks, Warner Brothers, MGM, and Lenny Kravitz.

While Los Angeles Pop Art awaits the finalization of licensing deals, they have expanded their portfolio to include historical icons as well. Images of Jesus Christ, Ronald Reagan, and Scarface are completed and ready for sale.

Visit Los Angeles Pop Art's website at www.lapopart.com