I love the idea of using a craft store spin-art toy to create original abstract art. In the pictures above Miles Redd made his own expressionist splatter then took it to a copy shop to have it enlarged and printed on watercolor paper. I think the key to creating a sophisticated, modern masterpiece is to use a single color -- let the splatter be the main attraction -- and then finish it off with a sleek frame. I’m definitely going to try this when I have more wall space!
I'm pretty sure I had a spin-art t-shirt party when I was a kid, anyone else?
I'm pretty sure I had a spin-art t-shirt party when I was a kid, anyone else?
Wow, I love spin art ever since I saw Chihuly's paintings! I think I'll have to try my hand at this.
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome! If you do it, you must must must show us the results.
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