I always thought it would be easy to do the old Jackson Pollock paint drizzle thing. I always thought it was a clear case of an interesting, promotable guy creating a "style" that he could reproduce fast, in his sleep, and make a lot of money. Well, maybe that's all true. But the paint drizzling thing is not as easy as one might think. And if you don't believe me, try it.

My problem is knowing when to stop. Also, it's hard do decide, on the fly, how much to use of a given color, or what color works well drizzled over what other color. Of course, unlike Pollock, we can just hit the refresh key and start over. Once he drizzled on a canvas, the die was cast.

Try it. Let me know what you think.