Here's a link to the third module, Colorful Patterns: Creating Art in the Style of Pollock:
https://maketolearn.org/creating-art-animations-and-music/creating-colorful-patterns/
Create art in the style of the artist Jackson Pollock in this module.
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=bohengmu&ProjectName=Week3%20Art%20try%20again
This painting is inspired by randomness and paint strokes. With 5 different colors and 5 different shapes.
I was inspired by Jackson Pollock's "Red Composition" and created lists of colors and brushes based off this piece. I first set my color and brush palettes then created a red background. In my main procedure I randomize the brush size, transparency and position while also selecting a color and texture from my palettes. The procedure then stamps that brush and repeats the process.
I really enjoy the colors and shades you used and the way they contrast with each other.
This painting is inspired by randomness and a cool color palette. In the main procedure, I randomize the size of the dots and lines that are drawn on the canvas. I also make these "tadpole" like shapes that somewhat resemble paint strokes.
I really like the color choice used it, it is very pleasing to the eyes.
I tried to create an abstract look with pastel colors. I used different sizes to make it.
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=chantalh&ProjectName=Week%204%20hw%20
I used my color streak function that I made in class and adjusted the color palette to only include blues and purples to create an abstract painting of random streaks and dots of color.
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=jaresc&ProjectName=Pollock_BYG_lightning
I went for the Pollock style of splatter/scribble but made it like blue, yellow, and green lighting
I really like the way you played with the splatters and see how your inspiration carried into your art. It looks like something I would see in a museum.
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=chuang24&ProjectName=Week_4_Assignment
I was attempted to mimic Jackson Pollock's art style with a dark schemed color palette, but with an addition of light colored confetti-like dashes to create a contrast.
I liked how your design was very intricate with the randomness in the placement of scribbles/splatters helping fill the canvas and create a unique design.
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=theman9001&ProjectName=Pollock
I attempted a Pollock-style art piece using random lines, curves, splotches, and a color palette inspired by a lot of his pieces.
The usage of confetti is very cool! A very nice twist on Pollock's art style. The splashes also give off a nice hand-painted feel.
wow! this almost look like the real piece. I like the construction of the botches
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html#present:Username=maketolearn&ProjectName=Jaina%20Fire
The color concept in this painting is inspired by Jackson Pollock's "Magic Evening". I like how he used multiple shades of blue to make his artwork. I wanted to create an abstract design that mimicked fire. I did my best to create what looks like a flame. Similar to "Magic Evening" I restricted my art to mainly reds, oranges, and yellows.
I like how you used different shapes to create a "splatter" effect! There is also a very good use of color theory in your paint selection. It really does look like a Pollock piece!
Beautiful project!