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The gallery.

Every piece here came out of the studio in one session, painted by people who mostly said they "can't do art." Wondering what a session is actually like? Start with the five steps below, then browse the photos and clips.

What to expect

One session, start to finish.

A table of dozens of unpainted white 3D-printed figures to choose from — Step 1Pick a figure, or a few

A guest holding a small 3D-printed figure beside a tulip already mounted on a blank canvas — Step 2Paste it on your canvas

A guest painting both the red 3D-printed pagoda and the canvas around it — Step 3Paint canvas and figure

A finished dragon piece drying on an easel while the session continues behind — Step 4Let it dry

A guest smiling and holding up his finished Totoro canvas — Step 5Take it home

How it works

One session, in 30 seconds.

The same five steps, on film. Real guests, real figures, one afternoon at the studio. If you've been wondering what you're signing up for, this is the whole thing.

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Painted 3D-printed Merlion on a Starry Night inspired canvas — Merlion x Starry Night

Painted skull with a bonsai tree on a Van Gogh inspired canvas — Skull & bonsai

A guest painting a red 3D-printed pagoda mid-session — Pagoda, in progress

A finished red pagoda climbing a cliff against a blue painted sky — Red pagoda

The studio mid-workshop with rows of easels and guests painting — A full house at the studio

A guest holding up his finished Totoro on a cliff canvas — Totoro on the hill

A mum and son holding their finished gingerbread and dragon pieces — Two pieces, one family

A tray of dozens of unpainted white 3D-printed figures to choose from — Pick your figure

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The figure wall, on film

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Painting the pagoda

A young girl holding up her painted flower canvas signed Claris — By Claris, age small

A finished red dragon and house scene on an easel in the studio — Dragon over the cottage

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Inside a full session

A guest splatter-painting a 3D piece under a protective sheet — Splatter session

Two guests painting at the workbench with the studio tool wall behind — At the workbench

A guest carefully painting a 3D tulip on canvas — Tulip, up close

A finished dragon and bear piece on an easel with the session continuing behind — Fresh off the easel

A parent and child painting a red dragon together — Painting together

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Walking out happy

Before & after

Every piece starts white.

Each figure is 3D-printed in plain white. What it looks like when you leave is entirely up to you.

Dozens of unpainted white 3D-printed figures waiting to be chosen — How every piece startsBlank, white, and waiting for you

The finished painted Merlion on a Starry Night inspired canvas — How they walk outPainted in one guided session