
Collaborative Group Painting
Collaborative painting is a great way to unite, inspire and have fun with creativity. Each painting is a bespoke design for you and supported by a professional artist.
Whether is ART TO KEEP or ART TO PLAY - we offer collaborative experience that'll you'll guests will love.

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Ways to use collaborative painting
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Team Fun, Events & Networking
Get your team together for something different
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Do as part of a celebration or networking event
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Create art for a new office
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Work together on a common goal
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Promote creativity and collaboration
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Learn a new skill
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PR, expo's & conference
Create interest around your business and engage your audience
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Innovative way to create interest in a new product
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Create marketing material from the painting process for the product
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Engage customers with the product indirectly
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Ask high-profile people to paint
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Auction the canvas for a charity
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Community, Charity & Wellness
Work alongside your community and use art for all of its mental health benefits
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Engage your community /audience with a different project
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Create conversation around a particular topic or theme
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Gives skills and an opportunity to try painting
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Auction off the canvas for a charity
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Create marketing material
“The artist is not a special kind of person; rather each person is a special kind of artist.”
Ananda Coomaraswamy
CANVAS STORIES
BECAUSE ITS SO MUCH MORE THAN PAINT ON CANVAS

See how international insurance firm Beazley got all their team involved in a FREE PLAY canvas for their new office. Making everyone feel a part of it.
Sport and Art - How the Shrewsbury club got world class tennis players to collaborate for their Women's tennis tournament and how it became the back drop for their PR


150 YEAR PARTY
What happens at a 150 year party? fun, dancing, games, great food are all standard - A collaborative painting to hang proudly and treasure for the next 150 - is something a bit more special
“Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes, and having fun.”
Mary Lou Cook








