The painting technique of Jackson Pollock. To try Pollock’s technique I decided as a base to use metal foil and acrylic primer. The celebrated painter Jackson Pollock created his most iconic works not with a brush, but by pouring paint onto the canvas from above, weaving sinuous filaments of color into abstract masterpieces. Pollock’s technique typically involved pouring paint straight from a can or along a stick onto a canvas lying horizontally on the floor. Pollock largely avoided droplets, in

Jackson Pollock

Jackson Pollock talks about his drip paintings. (1951)

This piece titled 'Wisteria' was created by using the paint 'splattering' technique. Here are our top tips to master it: - Be generous with water - Use a small brush to reduce the size and spread of the splatter - Protect areas of your painting that you don’t want to splatter by covering with masking tape - Experiment with various heights - the further away from the surface, the wider the area covered Above all, embrace the uncontrollable nature of this technique and let it add some mystery to y

Beginner's Guide to Marble Effect Spray Paint

Jackson Pollock and Hans Namuth - The National Centre For Drawing