Less scrolling.
More making.
Creative workshops for teams, events and curious people. Paint together, try something new and leave with a story you made yourselves.
01 / Make something together
Puzzle Painting
Individual colours, one collective artwork. Everyone paints a 40 × 40 cm canvas that becomes part of a bigger picture — your logo, an image or a symbol that brings the group together.
Make it yours
Choose your colours and paint a background that feels like you. No painting experience needed.
Find your piece
Use transfer paper to trace your numbered image fragment in pencil, then paint it black. Keep the outline clear so the final image comes together.
See the bigger picture
Place the canvases together on the floor, reveal the complete image and take a group photo. You can keep the canvases afterwards.
The process
A little preparation. A big reveal.
Before the session, send your logo or image. I adapt it into a bold black graphic and divide it into numbered fragments. During the workshop, each participant traces and paints their own piece. The background can come first or afterwards, as long as the outline stays clear.
What we work with
- One 40 × 40 cm canvas per participant and a suitable tabletop easel
- Acrylic paints, black paint markers and small, medium and large brushes
- Numbered printouts, graphite transfer paper, pencils, erasers and sharpeners
- Plastic plates for paint, separate water containers and basic plastic protective overalls
- Table and floor protection
Materials can be supplied by you or included in the estimate. We agree on the setup before the event.
What you arrange
- Your image or logo, sent in advance for preparation
- Tables, chairs, water access and space to lay out the complete image
- A suitable venue — or ask me to help arrange one in Berlin
Allow enough space for participants, facilitators and any additional guests or event staff.
Let’s make it happen.
Tell me your date, group size and location. We’ll put together the materials, space and budget around your event.
02 / Make something together
Stencil Workshop
Turn a simple idea into a reusable stencil. Start with one of my prepared designs, make it your own or develop a new image with guidance. Then bring it to life on a wall or a T-shirt.
Choose your image
Explore prepared templates or sketch your own simple design. I help you simplify the shapes and keep the stencil connected.
Trace and cut
Transfer the image onto flexible stencil film, then cut it on a cutting mat with guided instruction.
Make your print
Apply the stencil to your chosen surface. Experiment with placement and colour, then lift it to reveal your image.
The process
Two ways to make your mark.
The same creative process, with two different finishes. Pick the version that suits your event: a shared wall session or a textile piece to take home.
Street art, together.
Print your stencil on an authorised wall. Outdoors, we can use aerosol paint; indoors, we plan suitable water-based paint applied with sponges.
You provide the venue and a suitable wall with permission to paint. We confirm the surface and setup in advance.
Make it. Wear it.
Print onto a T-shirt with textile paint and sponges, with cardboard between the layers. We explain drying and fixing according to the paint used.
Bring your own T-shirts or include them in the estimate. We confirm sizes, fabric suitability and quantities beforehand. Need a venue? I can help arrange one in Berlin.
What we work with
- Printed templates, sketch paper, pencils, erasers and sharpeners
- Flexible stencil film, craft knives and cutting mats
- Sponges or brushes and paint suited to the chosen surface
- Protective overalls, table protection and water containers
Materials are agreed in advance and can be supplied by you or included in the estimate.
What you arrange
- A suitable venue and a wall you have permission to paint
- Suitable T-shirts, or ask to include them in your estimate
- A venue, or ask for help arranging one in Berlin
- Tables, chairs, water access and space for making and drying
Allow enough space for participants, facilitators and any additional guests or event staff.
Let’s make it happen.
Tell me your date, group size and location. We’ll put together the materials, space and budget around your event.
03 / Make something together
Paste-up Workshop
Create a character, symbol or message on paper and turn it into a street-art poster. We start with simple shapes and end with a collective paste-up on an authorised wall.
Find your idea
Choose a shape, add an expression and, if you like, a short message. Use drawing prompts or templates — you do not need to know how to draw.
Make it visible
Sketch on A4 paper, develop your final image with acrylic paint and cut it out. Bold, simple designs work beautifully.
Take it to the wall
Learn how wheatpaste works, then use brushes and spatulas to place your paper artwork on the agreed wall.
The process
You already have something to say.
A circle with a face. A word that matters. A strange little character. We use a few approachable prompts to turn everyday ideas into images. Drawing confidence is optional; curiosity is enough.
What we work with
- A4 sketch paper and suitable paper for the final artwork
- Pencils, erasers, sharpeners, acrylic paints, brushes and scissors
- Wheatpaste, buckets, paste brushes and spatulas
- Plastic plates for paint, water containers and protective materials
The venue and authorised wall must be provided by the client for this format. We confirm the surface before the workshop.
What you arrange
- A suitable venue with tables, chairs and water access
- A wall you have permission to use for the paste-up
- Kitchen access only if we arrange an on-site paste preparation demonstration
Allow enough space for participants, facilitators and any additional guests or event staff.
Let’s make it happen.
Tell me your date, group size and location. We’ll put together the materials, space and budget around your event.
A few practical things.
Do I need drawing or painting experience?
No. Each workshop starts with simple, guided steps. Templates, tracing and visual prompts help everyone get started. You can make something personal without having to invent everything from scratch.
How long does a workshop last?
Sessions run for 1–2 hours, depending on the activity and group. We agree on the schedule in advance; setup, drying where needed and cleanup also need time around the activity.
How many people can take part?
Small groups are welcome. I have led collaborative painting workshops for groups of up to 50 people. For more than 30 participants, we plan an additional facilitator. Capacity depends on the activity and venue, including organisers, guests and everyone who is not painting.
What if we do not have a venue?
For Puzzle Painting and T-shirt Stencil sessions, I can help arrange a suitable venue in Berlin, with hire quoted separately. For wall-based Stencil and Paste-up workshops, you need to provide a suitable location and a wall you have permission to use. Outside Berlin, the venue is arranged by the client.
Are materials, travel and venue hire included?
These are listed in your project estimate. You can supply materials or ask me to arrange them. Venue hire, material transport, travel and any necessary accommodation are calculated separately. The final price is confirmed after reviewing your event.
Can you travel outside Berlin?
Yes. Tell me the city, date and group size in the enquiry. We will work out travel, accommodation if needed and the local setup together.
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