Urban Art Association

Pollock Panda - Just for fun, by snowflake8888 on Oct 4, 2008 11:49:38 GMT 1, Hiya, I did this for a friend of mine. He wanted to buy one of the fake canvas Banksys in Covent Garden and I told him I'd do one up for him and save him the money.

Anyway, he picked the panda. This one's on a 24x30 inch canvas and as I was waiting for the paint to dry I decided to experiment with paint splashes (aka the Grafter effect). Sort of a different take on the Banksy panda. The idea was to look as if the panda has caused a bloodbath. However the red paint looked a bit morbid for me ( I like bright colours, pretty girls and cheerful stuff) so I decided to play around a bit more and ended up with this.

I know the left hand side is a bit overweight on splatters. Let's take it that there was a pretty explosive headshot there okay? I sure learnt a lot about splattering paint.

What type of paint do you guys use when you're doing this? Acrylic? Dulux paint? Poster colours? Thanks for looking and I'd really appreciate comments/criticism.

Hiya, I did this for a friend of mine. He wanted to buy one of the fake canvas Banksys in Covent Garden and I told him I'd do one up for him and save him the money.

Anyway, he picked the panda. This one's on a 24x30 inch canvas and as I was waiting for the paint to dry I decided to experiment with paint splashes (aka the Grafter effect). Sort of a different take on the Banksy panda. The idea was to look as if the panda has caused a bloodbath. However the red paint looked a bit morbid for me ( I like bright colours, pretty girls and cheerful stuff) so I decided to play around a bit more and ended up with this.

I know the left hand side is a bit overweight on splatters. Let's take it that there was a pretty explosive headshot there okay? I sure learnt a lot about splattering paint.

What type of paint do you guys use when you're doing this? Acrylic? Dulux paint? Poster colours? Thanks for looking and I'd really appreciate comments/criticism.