Here’s a DIY for making a chalkboard with a little wink to Liechtenstein – the artist famous for his crying women and polka-dot backgrounds. I took two canvases that had seen better days, but of course new ones are a great option. I used a platter to trace out an oval, adding the pointy talk thingy on one and the bumps for a thought bubble on the other. You could also paint triangles that lead into the circle for that POW! look ala Batman.
Paint out the innards with blackboard paint – there are many on the market – I used a dollar store brand and they now come in lots of colours to choose from. It took two coats for the chalkboard part. 
Next pick your colours for the background, almost any will do but for a pop art look it should be pretty bright. Craft paint or leftover house paint is good,being sure to paint edges as well. Let dry.
Next, with the bottom end of a pencil – either with or without an eraser, as long as the eraser is intact and circular, dip that end into white craft paint so there is enough on it to then press lightly onto the canvas to make a solid dot. You’ll probably be able to get 2-3 dots per dip. Space them evenly and continue down the canvas until you are done. Do the edges too. Nothing looks as unfinished as a painting that stops suddenly on the top surface.
And there you have it. Write on!
Found This Painted That 
Wow that was odd. I just wrote an really long comment but after
I clicked submit my comment didn’t appear. Grrrr… well I’m
not writing all that over again. Regardless, just wanted
to say excellent blog!
I don’t know why but your comment went straight to spam. Thanks for the note, I would have loved to read your long one! oh technology!
“Write on!” Clever!!
Lol!
I truly love your site.. Pleasant colors & theme.
Did you create this site yourself? Please reply back as I’m wanting to create my very own website and would love to find out where you got this from or what the theme is named. Thank you!
Hiya, don’t know why but your comment went to spam. Anyway the theme is confit – I think most blogs say on the bottom which theme it is. I just changed the background photo to a photo I have. I hope this helps.
What a great blog post Found This Painted That! I too giggled when I read write on! Keep up the amazing creating, amazing writing and great humour! :~)
Great post friend, keep up the good work.
Incredible! This blog looks just like my old one! It’s on a entirely different topic but it has pretty much the same layout and design. Great choice of colors!