http://pollockprints.org/number-5/"The drizzle technique if examined carefully, has achieved its effect by using a subtle mixture of yellow, white, brown and grey. Perceived as a dense bird's nest, the responses by people that were not well versed in his methods were not particularly positive."
Well, snooty youty.
I'm well-versed in Pollock's techniques because I once spilled a tray of beige paint on a dropcloth.
Hawkmoon, you might have pioneered the "Foucault Pendulum" school of painting.
I once water-painted an abstract design on the inside of the door of my dorm room, but the Resident Advisor Jackbooted Thug made me undo it when he discovered it. Water paint, so I unhinged the whole door and took it into the showers to wash it off. Worked fine, no harm, no foul.
I also penciled-in a bunch of cracks in the ceiling of the room. They looked pretty realistic, but AFAIK, nobody discovered them for a while. (Next semester three pals and I rented a house in Glen Cove (or was it Bayville?) and I never went back to the dormitories again.)
Terry, 230RN
REFs:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foucault_pendulumAnimated, Texas A&M:
https://youtu.be/tDVgJCjhPD4