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By Elizabeth McPherson Jackson Pollock is one of the more famous American painters of the twentieth century. His ‘splatter’ and ‘drip’ styles were highly unusual in the art world and helped pave the way for the abstract expressionist movement. His technique was interesting because he would often lay an enormous canvas on the floor, rather than easel, and let his imagination run wild with the use of unconventional tools such as sticks, trowels, or dripping fluid. Because of this unique approach to art, many home craft ideas have been spawned for their simplicity. In fact, many school projects have also reflected this type of creativity. Now, it seems, there is a new evolution of this technique found on internet craft sites: the spray bottle technique. Discuss this article on the forums. (0 posts) If you like this article, click one of these buttons to promote it!     |
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