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I had never thought of splattering paint on my cards before, but because of one of the challenges over at Moxie Fab World thought I'd give it a go, and ended up having lots of fun with it. More details are on my blog stampingandstitching.blogspot.com/2012/05/splatter-on-dou...

Supplies:

CL383 Antique Engravings

CL139, Birthday Messages

White poster paint, black ink, gems, pearls, vellum, VersaMark and white embossing powder.

Splatter C-line sticker collaboration with Konkr

Rain abstract

Prints available now at www.zackowicz.com

The "Get Your Ass Out of the House" Photowalk with Ron

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Exeter, NH

i did this cos i finally learned how to do those paint splatter thingies on photoshop yey. my roommates showed me how. lol. total newbie here.

For some reason, color and clouds look splattered across the sky in this photo, to me at least.

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He's always taking my photo, so when I saw this paint splattered I ceased the opportunity to shoot him for once. I like how his shirt matches. :)

Fireworks is kind of like abstract painting, except nobody questions its legitimacy.

Mountain View, CA

Today I had this idea of a silhouette with a gun and some paint splattering around and I also wanted to try out some tools and stuff in photoshop.

This is the result of my creativity.

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This is a macro shot of some splattered turquoise paint on top of dried purplish/silver paint. Another expiremental moment at work.

Here's a few more of the Paint spater dress

Well I have been gone FORVER. Been enormously busy. Anyway, I should be photographing a lot because of the break. Merry Apocalypse Eve! :)

I got a new toy this week.... a splatter gun. It's a Stampin' Up! tool that is an air pump thingie that you use with your markers. I used a variety of Tombow markers, some Smiggles markers and even a couple of Copics! I then distressed round the edge with some Picked Raspberry distress. I also used the same ink to stamp my sentiment. I used some washi tape ~ used one of the Hero Arts Sketches.

Entering this into the Spots and Stripes challenge over at Southern Girls Challenge

At the paint splatter party, this was one of the creations. It's being framed right now so I can hang it up at home.

Splatter Art

Neon colored paint splattering

sticker collaboration with Deadmeat

Blacklight body paint topless model

In-camera double exposure practice.

High speed flash works good!

Small three tier dummy cake for a bridal show display. Fondant with fondant fantasy flower. Splattered with watercolor food color.

Saturday we put a fresh coat of paint on the fence at the Wooded 19. Ended up with paint splatter on my running shoes.

ODC

Random

4/28/2021

Paint on an old piece of tin.

Kim Manley Ort Workshop

Going Abstract

Week # 1.

I revisited this particular shot, and instead of just seeing splattered paint, I felt some emotion in this pic. Was it a cover for a murder mystery? There was a feeling of confusion.The splattered paint was now splattered blood from the crime scene.

If there were only one truth, you couldn't paint a hundred canvases on the same theme.

- Pablo Picasso -

Art District, Los Angeles

Upgrades:

- Gold or Silver Paint/Splatter (upgrade used for multi-color paint splatter)

**Specify splatter color

Photo by Wynnie Crews - wynniecrews.com

Splatter was created by my influence of an artist named Emma Lindström, but I never understood her process and so had to create my own. This was done using spray paint and water. By spraying the paint in water it created abstract pieces, the paper was then dipped into the water, once it dried I used fixative so that the paint would stick to the paper, as I found out that once it dried if you ever touched the paint it would peel off in the form of dust. Each piece was very special as it could only be revealed once it was put on paper.

Size:16.5 x 23.4 inches

Medium: Spray paint on silver paper

The girls had so much fun splattering paint. My girls were covered in paint when we got home. The irony is that my hot water tank stopped working the night before the party. Fortunately, a new one was installed shorty after we got home!