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Paint splatters. Yeah, some people have elevated them to art where millions are garnered to own such a treasure. But paint splatters is also a welcome way to lose yourself.

Today’s creative practice requires you to grab paper or a canvas and any kind of paint you like. My suggestion, however, is to water it slightly. Cover your space (and maybe yourself, depending on how very emotive you are with the paint) and THROW IT ON. Don’t think too much. Just flick and see what flies onto your canvas.

After it dries, can you find any patterns? Can you see images? Remember, this is not about making it ‘right’ or ‘perfect’ or even something someone would buy. It’s just about flicking paint for fun. Fun!

FUN I SAY! Giggles.

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