How does a workshop actually help prevent vandalism?

Our program is designed to pivot the destructive urge into a creative one. We teach people that there is a massive difference between scribbling on someone's property and creating a site-specific piece of art. By providing a legal, high-quality outlet and a sense of pride in their work, participants often lose interest in illegal tagging because they now value the craft and the community effort required for real street art.

Is it safe and messy?

Absolutely! We provide high-quality protective overalls, gloves, and specialized masks to ensure everyone stays clean and breathes easy. Our professional artists also provide a comprehensive safety briefing before anyone even touches a spray can. We use premium low-pressure paints that are easier to control, making the experience safe and manageable for every skill level, from total beginners to those with a bit of experience.

How long does the anti-vandalism session last?

Most of our Wellington workshops run between 2 and 3 hours. This gives us enough time to cover the history of the culture, practice basic techniques on cardboard or practice walls, and then collaborate on a final, large-scale mural. It’s a fast-paced, high-energy session that keeps everyone engaged from the first shake of the can to the final photo op.

Where do these workshops take place in Wellington?

We are very flexible! We can host workshops at various creative hubs and legal wall spots around Wellington, or we can bring the entire setup to you. If you have a school courtyard, a community centre car park, or a corporate space, we can set up professional mobile graffiti walls. We handle all the prep and the cleanup, so your venue stays tidy.

Do participants need any prior art skills?

No way! Our workshops are designed for everyone. In fact, people who think they aren't 'artistic' often produce the most surprising and impressive results. Our expert artists break down the process into easy-to-follow steps, from 'fat caps' to 'cutting in,' ensuring that every participant walks away feeling like a pro. It’s all about building confidence and having a laugh while learning something new.

Can you accommodate large groups or schools?

Yes, we specialise in large-scale events. Whether you are a school in Te Aro or a youth organisation in Lower Hutt, we have the staff and equipment to handle big groups. We often split larger groups into smaller 'crews' to work on different sections of a mural, which encourages teamwork and ensures that everyone gets plenty of 'can time' and personal instruction from our artists.

How do we book and what are the payment terms?

Getting started is easy! You don't need to pay anything upfront. Just fill out our contact form or use our online cost calculator to get an idea of the budget. Once we've chatted about your specific needs, location, and group size, we'll lock in a date. You only pay after the workshop is complete and everyone is stoked with the results!

How does a workshop actually help prevent vandalism?

Our program is designed to pivot the destructive urge into a creative one. We teach people that there is a massive difference between scribbling on someone's property and creating a site-specific piece of art. By providing a legal, high-quality outlet and a sense of pride in their work, participants often lose interest in illegal tagging because they now value the craft and the community effort required for real street art.

Is it safe and messy?

Absolutely! We provide high-quality protective overalls, gloves, and specialized masks to ensure everyone stays clean and breathes easy. Our professional artists also provide a comprehensive safety briefing before anyone even touches a spray can. We use premium low-pressure paints that are easier to control, making the experience safe and manageable for every skill level, from total beginners to those with a bit of experience.

How long does the anti-vandalism session last?

Most of our Wellington workshops run between 2 and 3 hours. This gives us enough time to cover the history of the culture, practice basic techniques on cardboard or practice walls, and then collaborate on a final, large-scale mural. It’s a fast-paced, high-energy session that keeps everyone engaged from the first shake of the can to the final photo op.

Where do these workshops take place in Wellington?

We are very flexible! We can host workshops at various creative hubs and legal wall spots around Wellington, or we can bring the entire setup to you. If you have a school courtyard, a community centre car park, or a corporate space, we can set up professional mobile graffiti walls. We handle all the prep and the cleanup, so your venue stays tidy.

Do participants need any prior art skills?

No way! Our workshops are designed for everyone. In fact, people who think they aren't 'artistic' often produce the most surprising and impressive results. Our expert artists break down the process into easy-to-follow steps, from 'fat caps' to 'cutting in,' ensuring that every participant walks away feeling like a pro. It’s all about building confidence and having a laugh while learning something new.

Can you accommodate large groups or schools?

Yes, we specialise in large-scale events. Whether you are a school in Te Aro or a youth organisation in Lower Hutt, we have the staff and equipment to handle big groups. We often split larger groups into smaller 'crews' to work on different sections of a mural, which encourages teamwork and ensures that everyone gets plenty of 'can time' and personal instruction from our artists.

How do we book and what are the payment terms?

Getting started is easy! You don't need to pay anything upfront. Just fill out our contact form or use our online cost calculator to get an idea of the budget. Once we've chatted about your specific needs, location, and group size, we'll lock in a date. You only pay after the workshop is complete and everyone is stoked with the results!

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Anti-vandalism program

GRAFFITI ANTI-VANDALISM PROGRAM IN WELLINGTON

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Wellington is world-famous for its vibrant soul and creative spark, but we all know that unwanted tagging can sometimes take the shine off our beautiful capital. Our graffiti anti-vandalism program in Wellington offers a fresh, proactive solution. Instead of just painting over the problem, we channel that raw energy into something spectacular. By teaching the skills and ethics of professional street art, we help young people and community groups understand the value of public spaces. It’s about replacing "tagging" with "pieces" and transforming boredom into a lifelong passion for legal art. Whether you're a school, a community leader, or a local business, our workshops prove that when you give someone a can and a purpose, magic happens. Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose an anti-vandalism workshop in the coolest little capital? It’s about more than just paint on a wall—it’s about building a better community. ✨

Channel energy: We turn "rebellious" tagging into incredible, disciplined art. 🎨
Pride in place: When kids help paint a mural, they are much less likely to vandalise it later. 🏆
Real skills: Participants learn professional techniques they can use for legal commissions. 🔥
Community bond: Working on a large mural builds teamwork and mutual respect. 🤝
Expert mentors: Our artists aren't just pros; they're locals who care about Wellington's streets. 💪
Proactive, not reactive: Stop the tagging before it starts by providing a creative outlet. 🚀

Step by step

Introduction & culture: We kick things off with a yarn about the history of street art and the vital difference between vandalism and public art.
Safety first: Everyone gets geared up in protective suits and masks, followed by a quick briefing on how to handle the cans safely.
The first spray: Participants learn the basics—how to hold the can, control pressure, and create different line widths.
Sketching the vision: We brainstorm a theme that reflects the local community or your group’s values, sketching it out on the wall or canvas.
Fill-ins & fades: This is where the colour happens! We teach techniques for smooth gradients and vibrant fills.
Outlining & highlights: The pros show you how to 'pop' your piece with crisp outlines and those essential white highlights.
Collaborative mural: The crew works together to finish a large-scale piece that everyone can be proud of.
Final debrief: We admire the work, take photos, and discuss how to continue creating art in legal, positive ways.

Good to know

Duration: Usually 2 to 3 hours, but we can customise this to fit your schedule.
Group sizes: From small groups of 10 to large community events with 50+ participants.
Included: All spray cans, caps, protective gear (suits, gloves, masks), and canvases or mobile walls.
Safety: Led by expert artists with a focus on low-pressure paint and full respiratory protection.
Weather: For outdoor sessions, we always have a "Plan B" or can use undercover spots common in Wellington.

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Local culture

From the iconic murals of Cuba Street to the hidden gems in the laneways of Te Aro, Wellington is a city that breathes art. Our workshops tap into this local "Windy City" spirit. We don't just teach art; we connect participants to the rich tapestry of Wellington's creative scene, encouraging them to contribute to the city's beauty rather than detract from it. We often draw inspiration from the rugged coastline and the vibrant urban life that makes Pōneke so unique.

Fun fact: Wellington has one of the highest concentrations of street art per capita in New Zealand, making it the perfect classroom for learning the difference between a messy tag and a masterpiece!

Pricing

Our pricing is designed to be accessible for community groups, schools, and local organisations throughout the Wellington region. We believe in transparency and value.

Price range: NZ$45 - NZ$95 per person (depending on group size and location).
No upfront payment: You only pay once the workshop is finished and you're 100% satisfied.

Every project is unique—whether it's a one-off session or a long-term community project. Request a custom quote today to get an accurate estimate for your Wellington graffiti experience!

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