Make Your Own Art: Abstract Spots

The easiest art to make yourself doesn't involve any skill at all. In fact, lack of skill is encouraged. All you need is a blank canvas and some paint to drip, dribble and splatter. Get your inspiration here:

Jenna Lyon's dining room with abstract dot painting via Domino Mag
 

Yayoi Kusama, Accumulation, 1952 

Bedroom via Lonny Mag

Albert Hadley for Hinson & Co. Fireworks wallpaper via Lonny Mag

abstract dot painting via DwellStudio

Larry Poons, Untitled, 1964

You will need a canvas, which is available pre-stretched in many sizes at art supply or craft stores. I used some black acrylic paint from my art supply stash, although you can use just about any other paint or ink you have on hand, including spray paint, sharpie or interior house paints. Regardless of the paint you use, you are sure to end up with a perfectly imperfect abstract piece.