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How to Paint like Jackson Pollock

Industrial Design
Posted by DT
Sep 10, 2006
(7 comments)

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I did! Check out this great tribute to Jackson Pollock. Its a very slick website that allows you to create splatter art like he did. Your creativity is the only barrier! Oh click on the mouse button to change color!

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beezhouse.com
Sep 28, 06 – 3:17 pm

The expressionist within…

I came across a very cool website today via Design Sojourn, but before I go any further into pointing you in the exact direction, I wanted to know if any of our readers are artists and could recognise the two paintings above.
Well, if you identifed t…

Brenda Bond
Mar 05, 07 – 5:21 am

I just had the most fun creating my own artwork! Printed on photo paper and the art is going into a frame! Thanks for the great web cite. I’ll be back

Design Translator
Mar 05, 07 – 10:46 am

Hi Brenda,

Thanks for visiting and I’m glad you enjoyed this. Please keep in touch and looking forward to hearing from you soon.

WILL BRYAN
Sep 14, 07 – 9:15 am

I LIOKE THIS PAINTING BECAUSE OF ALL THE COLOURS AND THE TEXTURE.

stephanie
Nov 16, 07 – 4:39 am

hey all, just wanted to know, I use a MAC and I can’t seem to copy what I make on this cool site and save it to my desktop. thanks

DT
Nov 16, 07 – 10:10 am

Hi Stephanie,

I dont think you can download it. It is meant to be used on that website.

Thanks for your comments and please keep intouch.

slice
Nov 30, 07 – 7:12 am