Jackson Pollock
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OMG this is super funny. And their frowning too, what a riot.
I’m afraid I’m missing some background here…
Jackson Pollock was a famous artist in “abstract expressionism”. His “style” was to take paint and splash it randomly all over a giant canvas. You’ve seen his work somewhere. Would be hard to “dovetail” his propensities…