You have become a graffiti artist, and people are noticing your work. People are going up, taking pictures, and really relating to your work. It is a definite indication that you are special. Perhaps it is high time to consider turning that raw talent into a viable business. It may be a little counterintuitive, combining art with money, but it is entirely possible to remain … Continue reading Commercialize your creative talent with a graffiti workshop

Parents know when children go into paint, clay, or foam, leaving behind glee and disorder. Beyond entertainment, messy art offers growth, learning, self-expression, and limitless opportunities for exploration. And here is where Graffiti Kinderfeestje comes in. Graffiti Kinderfeestje is known for hosting lovely and creative kids’ parties, encouraging parents to see mess-making as a good thing for child development. Their play activities demonstrate that sloppy … Continue reading A joyful guide to why messy art matters for kids in Belgium

Think of your CEO, typically in a meeting room and spread charts, now in an over-the-top colourful alleyway with huge murals. This is not a diversion but an innovation culture lesson. Taking corporate leaders on a street art walking tour might be the most insightful team-building exercise they have ever experienced, offering a fresh perspective on risk, creativity, and value creation that directly applies to … Continue reading What streetart teaches us about innovation

Have you ever gone walking through the street and spotted some colourful writings/pictures or spray-painted on a wall? That is what is known as graffiti. Sometimes it is a mere name, sometimes it is a very big and detailed picture that goes across the whole building. So, let us have some interesting facts about this street art. Graffiti is not simply marks made randomly; it … Continue reading Kids’ guide to cool graffiti facts with workshops