Splatter/ drip painting tips?

Google it. I found several promising results.

NS isn't a Google-machine, quit being lazy.

Yeah I was going to google it anyways, I just wanted to see if anybody on NS has done it before.

Get a spray can or similar and some flat object, or maybe even a concave one. Hold the object in front of the nozzle and aim down at it when you spray. The paint should pool up on it and you should shoot splatter. That may or may not cover a large area.

Usually, I use a fatter cap on a high pressure can, then I hold my trigger finger half way over the front of the tip while I spray. It's messy, but it makes for a good splatter. To get some serious drips, I would hold the can right up against the surface and angle it down.

I've done much in that area.  Use a sponge filled with whatever.  Place the stuff flat on the floor.  Stand above and squeeze the sponge as you move it.  Or fill a brush and shake it!  Fling it!  Just do it!

http://jacquesmayou.com/index.php?page=gallery

How big a painting do you want to make? You can use a brush and experiment with different paint viscosity. Pollock used to do this and "dance" around/over the canvas holding the brush to create rhythmic patterns. If you buy mis-tints and a big brush you can cover more surface for a lot less money than spray cans. Also if you load the brush up and paint a horizontal line on a vertical surface, you will get a lot of drips down from the line, similar to Krink.