You give us a date, a place and a headcount. We bring the materials, the travel, the permits and the crew.
Past fifty people, most formats leave half the room standing around. With us the whole team paints at once, for two hours or across two days. Nobody has ever held a spray can before, and that is exactly the point. Sessions run in English or German, anywhere in Europe, from €79 per person, net.
Four fields. We usually reply within 24 hours.
Three ways to get creative.
Click through them. Every workshop runs two hours, works from 10 people upwards, and arrives with everything you need.
Action Painting
In small teams you cover canvases of 1.5 × 1.5 m using pens, sponges and small spray tools, in the spirit of Pollock or Basquiat. What it turns into is your call along the way. We hand you the techniques and then stay out of it. At the end something hangs in your office that nobody had planned. And it works indoors, so it works in winter too.
Works in a pavilion (from 9 m² for 10 to 15 people) as well as in a seminar room. You work in small teams on several artworks.
Graffiti
With real writers beside you, your team sprays one large graffiti piece, legally, safely and with proper style. We work on legal walls in several cities, or we set up our mobile pavilion on your own outdoor space. Nobody has ever turned up with prior experience, which is exactly why nobody ends up standing on the sidelines.
Mobile setup on almost any outdoor space. We bring the pavilion walls. You need a clean surface and around 30 to 40 m² of room.
Street Art Tour
The city is your gallery, guided by an app. You meet in the area, start the game and move from mural to mural. The standard version runs on the app at your own pace, with no fixed schedule. You stop as often as you like, take photos and read the stories behind the walls. If you would rather have someone telling those stories in person, ask for the guided version and an artist comes along. Good as the opening of a day, or as the calmer part of a longer programme.
What a workshop actually looks like.
A relaxed hands-on workshop. We get into the doing quickly and explain little. We almost never touch your artwork, because everything should come from your hands. Sometimes we even let you work on a problem that you then fix yourselves. It should challenge the head and be fun, and it should never feel rushed.
Run through the schedule, change clothes if needed. We supply the protective gear.
With larger groups we split you into teams of ten where that helps.
Look together at what you want to make. Short, direct, no long theory.
Straight into doing. We barely step in, your creativity goes on the wall, fixing mistakes included.
Drone and photo documentation plus a digital file for reprinting. The work stays with you.
Action painting or graffiti?
You pick your style: the raw, bold energy of Basquiat or the drip and pour technique of Pollock. You work on canvases, in small teams on several artworks at once, with pens, sponges and spray tools, layer by layer.
With graffiti we paint large, blocky letters, deliberately at XXL scale. That is almost impossible to get onto a canvas, so we go properly big on a wall. That is the appeal: a team piece 6 to 7 m long that gets captured at the end by drone. One image that is striking and tangible for everyone.
Varies with group size. We bring as many artists as it takes.
Runs in almost any weather, outdoors and indoors. A mobile pavilion is possible.
One to two weeks of lead time is usually enough. At the tightest, we have put an event together in 48 hours.
Make it days, not just hours.
The best ideas turn up with a night in between. We spread the creative work across several days: gather impulses first, let them settle, then make something. That rhythm is what turns an event into real thinking work.
The two-day idea sprint
Day one opens the head, the night sorts it, day two puts it all on the picture. Teams that work this way leave with more than one piece of work. They leave with a shared idea the whole team helped build.
Out of the meeting room
Street art tour and an open brainstorming round. Patterns, breaks, new angles. Input that sticks.
Let it settle
The night does the work. Ideas sort themselves out and the best one wins, without a meeting.
From idea to image
Action painting or graffiti: yesterday's impulse becomes a shared piece of work today.
The creative day
A tour to get into it, a workshop to make something. Impulse and execution in one day, when it needs to be compact.
Request a day → Up to 1,000 peopleYour own format
Conference, kick-off or summer party across several days? Tell us the occasion and the goal, and we build the programme, the rhythm and the format around it.
Send us your idea → Walk-in · walk-outThe walk-in workshop
For trade fairs and large events: people come by, join in for 20 minutes or an hour, with no preparation at all, and step by step a shared piece of work appears.
Ask about a stand →The bigger the team, the lower the price per person.
Pick your team size and you see the price per person and the total including VAT straight away. Applies to graffiti and action painting workshops.
Net €2,725 · plus 19 % VAT €518
Request a quote →Tap a tier to apply it · minimum 10 people · includes materials, guidance, setup and teardown · all prices plus 19 % VAT.
Two routes: book directly in the shop, or we issue an invoice to your accounts department. The invoice goes out in advance and is due before the event date. Just tell us which route your procurement needs.
You can cancel free of charge up to 30 days before the event. And if the weather turns on the day itself: we work outdoors as well as indoors, a mobile pavilion is possible, and we can move the date if it comes to that.
Materials, guidance, setup, teardown and our travel are included in the price. You only book and pay for the venue yourselves. We suggest suitable walls, spots and partner restaurants.
Brands that have painted with us.
Behind every card sits the project page with photos, the location and how the day ran, and you can send them one at a time if you are pitching us to your own client. The Shiftmove bus is in there, and so is the afternoon in the DeepL office, at tables rather than at a wall.
We put up our own mobile wall at the Zenner in Treptower Park, and the Wefox piece went on it. Alongside that, everyone painted their own canvas on an easel and took it home.
In just five days, six artists turned the 900 m² office into a glowing neon world: black walls, logos, slogans and the "Shine" bar. The office became a nightclub overnight.
Recycling and the circular economy interpreted as graffiti: four canvases of 2 × 2 m with the eBay logo built in, signed by the guests and now on display at the customer's site. Plus 450 mini easels for more than 1,000 visitors.
At an internal fair in the atrium: five canvases and the HELABA lettering as balloon letters, sprayed stencil by stencil. Anyone walking past could join in without signing up.
In painter's overalls and right in the flow: the Toyota team worked large-format floor canvases with spray cans, stencils and free gesture. One shared piece of work that holds the energy of the day.
A whole bus as the canvas: at the event at Wellenwerk Berlin, the Samsung team sprayed the brand name as a large-scale graffiti piece, from the first outline to the finished, glowing lettering.
Berlin's transport operator put their own welcome message in large letters right across the side of a bus. They worked in office clothes, with covers pulled over their shoes, and went straight back to the office afterwards.
A large piece in strong colours went up on the legal wall in Mauerpark. An ordinary team afternoon in the open air, in the middle of the city, with none of the permit work landing on you.
One long legal wall, one large group, one continuous piece of lettering: each small team took a letter, and by the end it all read as a single surface. This is how fifty people work at the same time.
We bring the bus. You only need a spot where it can stand for a few hours, which means the format comes to you instead of you travelling to a wall. At Shiftmove the whole side panel was painted.
Nobody had to travel: the workshop ran inside the company's own office, at tables rather than at a wall. Useful when the afternoon sits between two meetings and nobody wants to cross the city.
Every part of the team got its own letter of the lettering on the wall at Bahnwärter Thiel. Because each group approached its letter differently, the word only came together at the end. Everyone works at the same time, nobody waits for a station.
Forty people painted at Bahnwärter Thiel until 9:30 pm, until it was almost dark. Before that there was a shared meal at La Favela, arranged by us. That turns an evening slot into one continuous flow instead of two separate items.
At the company summer party, staff and their families painted one large graffiti artwork together. Alongside it ran small do-it-yourself artworks on purpose-built walls. Both formats ran in parallel so nobody had to wait.
These are 14 of 32 projects. See all 32 references →
Past about fifty people, a lot of formats stop keeping up. With us the whole group works at the same time, in small teams on several artworks, instead of half the room standing around waiting.
4.6 out of 5, from 59 reviews.
"[…] With a group of 65 people we spent some great hours at the Bahnwärter Thiel in Munich. […] Thanks to his solid preparation, the usual scope of the workshop even fitted into our very tight time slot. […] Fresh air, movement, communication, team spirit, all of it." (translated from the German original)
"Despite a complete lack of talent in the team, we ended up creating a result that everyone is genuinely proud of. […] A strong sense of us emerged, and it was literally there on the wall." (translated from the German original)
"We have been to plenty of team events and we always want to try something new. […] There were nine of us, aged from our mid twenties to our late fifties […] and we sprayed a big, colourful, creative team picture onto a large stone wall in Kassel. […]" (translated from the German original)
"28 colleagues between 20 and 60, all completely clueless. Luca handled us on his own, no problem. We ended up really proud of ourselves and had a huge amount of fun. And we got drone photos as a keepsake. Happy to do it again any time." (translated from the German original)
Creativity that sticks you together. Creativity that stays forever.
What we see most often: adults turn back into children for two hours. Afterwards they are still talking about it weeks later.
Two minutes on the form, and you have the price in writing.
A date, a location and roughly how many of you there are, that is all we need. If none of it is fixed yet, send it anyway. We usually come back within 24 hours with a proposal and a price, and nothing is binding until you say yes.
Four fields in the event planner. We usually reply within 24 hours.
Free cancellation up to 30 days before the event · all prices plus 19 % VAT.
Lead time: one to two weeks is comfortable. Our tightest booking came together in 48 hours.
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