The story · 1994
The story of Splatter Can Powder
Splatter Can Powder made every kid an abstract painter. The little tin can had a pry-off lid, three colors of sour powder and a squishy gummy paintbrush whose bristles soaked up the color. You painted stripes on your tongue and checked them in the bathroom mirror. By the end your fingers were rainbow, and the kitchen table looked like art class had exploded.
Mixing all three powders made a brownish color kids called mystery mud, and it was somehow the best flavor.





