Godfather

you named the piece "Tony"...but in the Godfather Al Pacino's name is "Michael". Tony is his name in Scarface.

It reminds me of the screen printings that were popular in the 80s. There was an artist who became quite famous at doing them
They were usually a printings of an action such as a sports. Can't remember the artist's name though.

Drew, Leroy Neimen?

He's the one! Valerie :)
Always liked his prints. I even had a hand in screen printing partially inspired by Neiman ' s prints.

Drew--Yes, it sounds like Leroy Nieman you are thinking of.

Anyway, the subject image of Al Pacino is brightly colored, but I am afraid it lacks the tension that usually accompanies expressionist tug-and-pull effectiveness. We see an image that is spotted with scattered color patches, but I am unsure as to where the eye rests, moves, or gets excited. The color scheme is largely arbitrary, not reconciled, a method that is often found in patchwork quilts and in much silkscreening. I am afraid it fails to communicate a strong artistic bite.

Jo, while copying a photo of a celebrity using someone else formula is not my personal recommend aproach to painting(don't care for promoting Hollywood for the studios have plenty of money to do that themselves); this painting had graphic value and is pleasing to the eye. your avitar of Johnny Depp I think is better than the Al portrait.