How do you paint a kids splatter?

How do you paint a kids splatter?

1. Set up for the mess. If you’re doing your painting OUTSIDE, simply lay your paper on the ground and go at it.
2. Start splatter painting! Dip your paint brush or spoon into the paint then flick your wrist to splatter the paint across the paper.
3. Repeat!

How do you make splatter paint like Pollock?

There are a couple of ways to splatter paint. One way is to use your first two fingers, hold the paintbrush above your paper, and tap the paintbrush, splattering the paint onto your paper. The second technique is to tap the paintbrush onto your first two fingers.

What to do with splatter paint for kids?

Here’s a fun and inspirational splatter paint art project for kids that will help children increase their creative confidence and boost their self-esteem. And I love that this activity combines two cool art techniques- tape resist and splatter paint! Follow our Art for Kids Pinterest board!

Is it fun to splatter paint on a canvas?

Painting can be a lot of fun, especially when you can let loose and color outside the lines. Splatter painting can be even more fun because there are no lines restricting your creativity! Splatter painting is an easy and expressive way to create abstract art that simply requires a canvas, paint, and an open mind for disorder!

What’s the best way to do vertical splatter painting?

Vertical Splatter Technique Before splatter painting — especially on vertical surfaces — move everything that’s nearby far out of range of the paint. If you can’t move some things, cover them completely with plastic tarps or cardboard, including the ground. The more wild and fast the arm motions as you paint, the farther the paint can travel.

Who was the first artist to use splatter paint?

Splatter painting invokes an irreverent, wild style full of energy. Paint in this style, made famous by artist Jackson Pollock, by drizzling paint from a loaded brush onto a canvas on the ground or by flicking a brush or container of paint at a vertical canvas for more explosive splashes and splatters.