Morris Louis is famous for his 'pouring' technique, where he would pour layers of paint onto an unprimed canvas, allowing it to seep in. I was immediately drawn to his Alpha-Pi piece due my curiosity with the freely running, vivid coloured lines that fill the page. They reminded me a little of rain drops on the window of a car or train.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxd8xtRomBCoHRZ9QldWbPeY98gQzV9MmqdRdSlWKpKsXXThulwi4a-meofY3FMyTRT-iGu3xHchauhAacB4IDhDjQAIvivcLXzYsN1E7I6tzAklDK7Zr0Xq24UkqFJwNNHxj2sdqnNwyw/s320/h2_67.232.jpg)
This piece called 1-81 features much more controlled lines.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjGKtLwPejDeRxEtJCnXfR8YIpPjf32ddAlIqyeich0RgE3HJSqkZu8rr9uzC7BsMJWiHOKkAGKOhQGz_P4jRarsOUjLRVmyKHglJOJU8IgXdbOzO_vASWMfKQwiXJfAIX9U7I_7xWUCqeU/s320/image_1_27.jpg)
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