Jackson Pollock was famous for his bold, abstract paintings created by dripping, splashing, and pouring paint rather than carefully brushing it on. His work reminds us that art isn’t always about drawing something recognisable — it’s about movement, emotion, and creativity. There are no strict rules, just freedom to explore!

Your task is to create an original piece of artwork inspired by Jackson Pollock’s style. Think about:

• Movement and energy
• Lines, splashes, drips, and layers
• How colours interact and overlap
• Expressing feeling through marks rather than pictures

You can use any suitable materials at home or school, as long as your work clearly shows inspiration from Pollock’s approach.

All artwork must be clearly labelled on the back you’re your name and class. Completed pieces should be brought to Mr Mason’s art room and the deadline is 16th March.

We can’t wait to see the exciting, energetic, and colourful artwork you create. Let loose, have fun, and remember — there’s no “right” or “wrong” way to make art inspired by Jackson Pollock!