Use when: you want to control exactly where your splatter paint fallsĬontrol is a big challenge when splattering paint, but a stencil can help.
(You may want to put on gloves first.) Go slowly and pull the bristles back so they launch paint onto the canvas. With your opposite hand, run your fingers along the edge of the brush. Hold it at a downward angle, so the bristles are pointed toward the ground. Use when: you want to cover smaller areas and have smaller flecks of splatter paintįill the bristles of a toothbrush or a stiff-bristled brush with pigment. This will give the paint enough force to travel across your canvas. Gently tap it with a second brush (or stick, or even your fingers) with your opposite hand. Use when: you want to cover a large surface with splatter paintįill the bristles of a paint brush with pigment. Pro Tip: Wear your designated painting clothes and move away any objects you want to keep clean - you never know where the pigment will fly! 1. A brush (or brushes) with stiff, sturdy bristles.Just be ready: things are about to get messy! How to Splatter Paint
There are three common methods used to add abstract expressionist style to art, and each can be done with either acrylics or watercolors. Splatter painting, the technique made famous by Jackson Pollock, is energetic, unpredictable and a whole lot of fun.
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