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How it works

An hour with paint, a painting for your wall

You pour paint, spin the canvas, blow it with a hairdryer, drag it with a scraper or hit balloons full of paint. We show you the techniques at the studio, no experience needed.

The studio just for youEverything you need included

Two guests in protective suits at the swing with a canvas
A turquoise, white and gold painting that looks like breaking surf

Your visit in four steps

Choose a moment for yourself

The studio with shelves of paint, a table and painted wings on the wall

Book a session and think about how many paintings you want to make. One hour is enough for one or two paintings; for three to five, give yourself two.

Next step

Find your colours

A visitor choosing purple paint from bottles set out in the studio

You choose a canvas, paints and the technique that appeals to you. We are happy to help with combinations. Your suit and all the tools will be ready for you.

Suit, gloves and goggles.

Next step

Go for it

A visitor pouring red paint into a hanging container, with three more people in protective suits next to her

We show you the first steps, then you can try things out, explore and create your own way. Whenever you need advice or encouragement, we are right there with you.

No experience needed.

Next step

Give your painting time

Nine small finished canvases with poured blue, gold and white paint side by side

Your painting dries for at least 48 hours, then we let you know by text message. You can collect it in person, or we can send it to your address. We agree on everything at the studio.

We keep it for up to 6 months; if it is not collected, we may sell it for charity.

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The studio with shelves of paint, a table and painted wings on the wall

Five techniques

You do not have to choose in advance. The techniques can be combined, even on one painting.

Gloved hands pouring turquoise paint into a cup layered with blue, purple and white

You pour the paint

Pouring

In pouring, you layer your chosen colours in a funnel or cup and then pour the whole lot onto the canvas. By tilting the canvas, you let the colours spread and watch them blend into an original abstract painting.

Studio tip. Add one metallic or glow-in-the-dark colour, or a silicone medium for an effect of oily bubbles in the painting.

An adult hand setting a box of paint hung on strings in motion, next to a hand in a blue glove

A swing or a spinning canvas

Spinning

In spinning, also called the swing, you let the paint run from a swinging container hung above the canvas. Its movement, while the canvas spins at the same time, creates colourful circular patterns that look like rainbows.

Studio tip. You can use the swing on a painting made with a scraper.

A hairdryer blowing white paint across a turquoise canvas, with bottles of paint around it

Blowing paint with a hairdryer

Blowing

With the hairdryer technique, you first pour a base colour that helps carry the other colours. Then you add the colours you have chosen. You blow into the paint in different directions, depending on the result you want. An original abstract painting takes shape under your hands.

Studio tip. Add a little silicone oil to the paint for a bubble effect.

A hand dragging pink, blue and yellow paint across a canvas with a red scraper

Dragging paint with a scraper

Scraping

Using scrapers, you drag several colours in different directions so that they overlap. Gradually overlapping and layering the colours creates a beautiful, richly coloured painting.

Studio tip. You can add spinning to the finished painting.

Paint balloons on a pink canvas, with a child in a yellow suit throwing darts at them

Aim for the paint

Splashing

Splashing is sure to wake up your creative inner child. Your task is to hit balloons filled with acrylic paint with darts. When a balloon bursts, the paint splashes onto the canvas. You can also use other fun tools, such as foam guns, brushes or your own hands. You create a unique piece, and no protective suit stays clean.

Studio tip. This is the one that makes you laugh the most, and it works well for children too.

What you get at the studio

A 40 × 40 cm painting costs 1,499 CZK and everything below is included.

  • The whole studio just for youNobody else paints here during your booking.
  • Canvas, paints and toolsQuality cotton canvas and acrylic paints, ready to use.
  • Suit, gloves and gogglesThe paint stays on the canvas, not on your clothes.
  • Guidance the whole timeWe show you the techniques and help with everything.
Full price list

Before you come

Will there be other people in the studio?

No. During your booking you have the studio to yourselves, and we are with you the whole time.

Does everyone have to paint?

No. Anyone who does not want to paint can sit back and have something to eat or drink.

Can we make one painting together?

Yes. A couple, friends or a parent with children can work on one painting.

What if I get paint on me?

You get a suit, gloves, goggles and shoe covers. Paint washes off your skin with soap and water. It only washes out of clothes while it is still wet.

Where can we park?

Near the studio; parking here is paid.

What should I bring?

Nothing. You get a suit, gloves, goggles and shoe covers from us.

Where do we find you?

V Horkách 19, Praha 4, a short walk from the Horky stop (tram 11 and 14) and Kloboučnická (buses 124, 139 and 188).

Can I take my painting home straight away?

No, the painting first needs to dry for at least 48 hours. When it is ready, we send you a text message with collection times.

Can you send the painting to me?

Yes, by courier within Czechia for 350 CZK, or to Slovakia for 450 CZK.

What paints do you use?

Quality acrylic paints in many shades. We mix them with a medium that gives them the right consistency. Once dry, they are water-resistant and the painting lasts.

How long do you keep the painting?

Up to 6 months from when it was made. After that, we may offer uncollected paintings for sale and give the proceeds to charity.

Not sure how many paintings?

Book an hour. It is enough for 1⁠–⁠2 paintings and we can agree on the rest at the studio. You only pay for the paintings you take home.

Book a session

Choose a time

You book without paying and we confirm your session by email within 24 hours. You pay at the studio, for each painting according to the price list.