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#2 2011-04-12 13:04:51
- Paddle2See
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Re: Jackson Pollock
MrMokey wrote:
Im doing a project for school about Jackson Pollock. Anyone know about him?
Sure...the splatter paint artist guy!
There, I pretty much just exhausted my knowledge of Mr. Pollock 
Hey, how about a Jackson Pollock paint project, where you can "sling" paint at the screen and have it splatter all over the place? Gotta give that a try....
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#3 2011-04-12 13:13:52
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Re: Jackson Pollock
Isn't he the paint slinger?
Well if you wanted honesty, that's all you had to say. I never want to let you down or have you go, it's better off this way.
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#4 2011-04-12 18:07:51
Re: Jackson Pollock
Paddle2See wrote:
MrMokey wrote:
Im doing a project for school about Jackson Pollock. Anyone know about him?
Sure...the splatter paint artist guy!
There, I pretty much just exhausted my knowledge of Mr. Pollock
Hey, how about a Jackson Pollock paint project, where you can "sling" paint at the screen and have it splatter all over the place? Gotta give that a try....
I made one like that. Never uploaded it though...
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#5 2011-04-12 18:11:56
Re: Jackson Pollock
I did a project on Jackson Pollock when we all did projects on artists in fifth grade
For me the best part was when we had to imitate the artists style 
Yeah, I know a lot about him. What in particular did you want to know?
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#7 2011-04-12 18:47:47
- soupoftomato
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Re: Jackson Pollock
MrMokey wrote:
Not much. You say you had to imitate the artists style, so did you make a 'splatter' painting? If you did, how did you do it? Im thinking of doing one on the floor of my garage, but are there any techniques?
sling it
a flick of the wrist seems to work best, and get lots of paint on the brush
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#12 2011-05-01 22:55:35
Re: Jackson Pollock
'I could do that in about five minutes,' she said. (I read those Olivia books when I was little.)
All I know that he did splatter-paint
Sorry to reiterate what everybody already said
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#14 2011-05-02 05:13:24
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#18 2011-05-02 20:18:35
Re: Jackson Pollock
Aha! I've finally done the painting! If you ever find fifty bucks lying on the ground buy the supplies and do it. Its so fuuuuun! When it dries tommorow ill take a picture of it. My moms friend at work is willing to pay me to do one for her. Maybe ill buy the new foo fighters album, or the strokes.
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#19 2011-05-02 20:59:37
- bananaman114
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Re: Jackson Pollock
soupoftomato wrote:
MrMokey wrote:
Not much. You say you had to imitate the artists style, so did you make a 'splatter' painting? If you did, how did you do it? Im thinking of doing one on the floor of my garage, but are there any techniques?
sling it
a flick of the wrist seems to work best, and get lots of paint on the brush
You used a BRUSH?
I used something better.
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#20 2011-05-02 21:08:28
- brettman98
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Re: Jackson Pollock
MrMokey wrote:
Aha! I've finally done the painting! If you ever find fifty bucks lying on the ground buy the supplies and do it. Its so fuuuuun! When it dries tommorow ill take a picture of it. My moms friend at work is willing to pay me to do one for her. Maybe ill buy the new foo fighters album, or the strokes.
[offtopic]foo fighters[/offtopic]
splatter paint sounds fun
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