1. There are several ways to splatter paint on a canvas. For starters, put on a glove and dip the end of a toothbrush in some watered down acrylic...

2. The tried and true method of splattering paint is to flick your wrist. However, this technique is not very accurate and can result in drips of p...

3. Once you have a fair amount of watered-down speckles on the canvas, one option is to lift the canvas up vertically and allow the paint to drip d...

4. Filling a large canvas with splatter paint can take a long time and use a lot of paint, especially if you are using the toothbrush method. One w...

5. Keep rotating colors and techniques until your canvas is nearly full. It's up to you whether you want the background to show or if you want...

6. Once you are happy with the finished product, allow your splatter painting to dry completely before hanging it on the wall or sealing it.