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| Cathedral |
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| Pollock Tribute No. 2 |
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| Untitled No. 2 |
Here are some of the process pictures:
And the final (sorry, couldn't get the best picture):
This was so easy to make and only took about 1.5 hours.
8.03.2012
Pollock Inspired
A couple a weeks ago, I bought some blank canvases to make my own pieces. I had a little design in mind, but it wasn't really turning out how I envisioned it. I scrapped that idea and decided to do a piece inspired by Jackson Pollock. Here are some Pollock and Pollock tribute pieces that I drew inspiration from:
I painted the whole canvas with the leftover coral color from my balcony table project. I settled on black and gold to drizzle on. I mixed a little water with the paint so it was more liquidy and drizzled on the colors. Make sure you put a big drop cloth down... I only put a small one down but I still found little paint drips on the window, some stuff I had lying around the place, and even a couple of spots on Clove.
Here are some of the process pictures:
And the final (sorry, couldn't get the best picture):
This was so easy to make and only took about 1.5 hours.
Here are some of the process pictures:
And the final (sorry, couldn't get the best picture):
This was so easy to make and only took about 1.5 hours.
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That's such a good idea! I have so many blank canvases. How did you splatter the paint?
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm already planning another one. I mixed a little water and I kind of did a little flick with the paint brush... The motion was kind of like i was playing drums an inch or two above the canvas, but with a very tight wrist so the paint didn't get everywhere. It was a long process with trying to stay neat, but get contrast of sweeping motion and the little dot splatters.
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