Crazy Hair Project Inspired by Jackson Pollock

The video tutorial guides students in creating a 'crazy hair' art project inspired by Jackson Pollock's abstract expressionistic style. It begins with an introduction to Pollock's art, highlighting his unique drip method and the emotional impact of his work. The tutorial then provides step-by-step instructions for students to create their own abstract portraits using watercolor paint and straws, emphasizing creativity and unpredictability in the process.

What is the main inspiration for the Crazy Hair Project?

• The work of Pablo Picasso

• The work of Jackson Pollock

• The work of Claude Monet

• The work of Vincent van Gogh

What is Jackson Pollock best known for in his painting technique?

• Using only black and white colors

• Painting realistic portraits

• Drip method of painting

• Using a brush to create fine details

What is the main characteristic of abstract art as described in the video?

• It follows a predictable pattern

• It is always black and white

• It expresses colors, feelings, and shapes

• It contains lifelike images

How did Jackson Pollock want people to interpret his paintings?

• By comparing them to other artworks

• By coming to their own conclusions

• By reading the titles

• By analyzing the colors used

What is the first step in creating your crazy hair portrait?

• Drawing the face

• Adding color with markers

• Turning the paper over and labeling it

• Blowing watercolor paint

What should you do if the blowing technique is not working well?

• Use a brush to paint

• Add more water to the paint

• Use the end of the straw to spread the paint

• Start over with a new paper

What is the purpose of using a straw in the Crazy Hair Project?

• To measure the length of the hair

• To blow air and create abstract patterns

• To draw fine lines

• To mix colors on the palette

What is the effect of using strong puffs of air on the watercolor paint?

• Creates a smooth gradient

• Mixes the colors evenly

• Removes excess paint

• Creates a spiderweb effect

What should you do after finishing the crazy hair effect?

• Frame the portrait

• Start a new project

• Add more details with markers

• Erase the pencil lines

What is the final step in the Crazy Hair Project?

• Frame the portrait

• Sign your name and place the portrait to dry

• Add a title to the portrait

• Submit the portrait for grading