Do the kids need any previous drawing or art experience?

Absolutely! Our summer camp workshops in Iquitos are designed for all skill levels. Most of our participants have never touched a spray can before. Our professional artists break down the process into easy, manageable steps, starting with basic lines and shapes before moving on to more complex fills and shading. We're all about building confidence and showing every child that they have a unique creative voice, regardless of their prior art experience.

Is the spray paint safe for children to use?

Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality FFP2 or FFP3 respiratory masks, protective suits, and gloves to all participants. We also use low-pressure spray cans which are easier for younger hands to control. All workshops are supervised by experienced artists who ensure the equipment is used correctly. Because we are in Iquitos, we also ensure we work in well-ventilated areas to keep everyone cool and safe while they create.

What should the participants wear to the workshop?

We recommend that kids wear comfortable, old clothes and closed-toe shoes. Even though we provide full-body protective suits (duck suits), graffiti can be a messy business and paint has a way of finding its way onto sleeves or shoes! Think of it as their 'artist uniform' for the day—something they don't mind getting a little extra colour on. Don't forget a hat and sunscreen for the Iquitos heat!

How long does a typical graffiti workshop session last?

Our standard creative sessions for summer camps usually last between 1.5 to 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a thorough safety briefing, a demonstration of techniques, practice time, and the final creation of their masterpiece. If you have a specific schedule or a larger group in Iquitos, we can easily adapt the timing to fit your camp's daily itinerary. We are flexible and want to make it work for you!

What kind of art will the kids actually create?

Whatever you like! We can work on a giant collective mural where the whole group contributes to one massive piece of art (perfect for camp spirit!), or kids can create individual canvases to take home as a souvenir. In Iquitos, we often see themes inspired by the jungle, local wildlife, or just bold, colourful street-style lettering. You tell us your vision, and our artists will help the kids bring it to life on the wall or canvas.

How do I book and what are the payment terms?

Booking is easy and stress-free! You can request a quote through our website with no upfront payment required. We know how camp schedules can change, so we offer flexibility. Plus, we always have backup artists available to ensure your event goes ahead no matter what. You only pay after the workshop is completed, ensuring you are 100% satisfied with the creative experience we've delivered to your campers in Iquitos.

What is the recommended age for the graffiti summer camp?

Our workshops are ideal for children aged 8 and up. At this age, they generally have the hand strength to operate the spray cans and the focus to follow the artistic techniques. For younger groups, we can adjust the activities to include more stencil work or brush-based street art to ensure everyone stays safe while having a blast. We've successfully hosted groups of all ages and can tailor the difficulty level accordingly.

Do the kids need any previous drawing or art experience?

Absolutely! Our summer camp workshops in Iquitos are designed for all skill levels. Most of our participants have never touched a spray can before. Our professional artists break down the process into easy, manageable steps, starting with basic lines and shapes before moving on to more complex fills and shading. We're all about building confidence and showing every child that they have a unique creative voice, regardless of their prior art experience.

Is the spray paint safe for children to use?

Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality FFP2 or FFP3 respiratory masks, protective suits, and gloves to all participants. We also use low-pressure spray cans which are easier for younger hands to control. All workshops are supervised by experienced artists who ensure the equipment is used correctly. Because we are in Iquitos, we also ensure we work in well-ventilated areas to keep everyone cool and safe while they create.

What should the participants wear to the workshop?

We recommend that kids wear comfortable, old clothes and closed-toe shoes. Even though we provide full-body protective suits (duck suits), graffiti can be a messy business and paint has a way of finding its way onto sleeves or shoes! Think of it as their 'artist uniform' for the day—something they don't mind getting a little extra colour on. Don't forget a hat and sunscreen for the Iquitos heat!

How long does a typical graffiti workshop session last?

Our standard creative sessions for summer camps usually last between 1.5 to 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a thorough safety briefing, a demonstration of techniques, practice time, and the final creation of their masterpiece. If you have a specific schedule or a larger group in Iquitos, we can easily adapt the timing to fit your camp's daily itinerary. We are flexible and want to make it work for you!

What kind of art will the kids actually create?

Whatever you like! We can work on a giant collective mural where the whole group contributes to one massive piece of art (perfect for camp spirit!), or kids can create individual canvases to take home as a souvenir. In Iquitos, we often see themes inspired by the jungle, local wildlife, or just bold, colourful street-style lettering. You tell us your vision, and our artists will help the kids bring it to life on the wall or canvas.

How do I book and what are the payment terms?

Booking is easy and stress-free! You can request a quote through our website with no upfront payment required. We know how camp schedules can change, so we offer flexibility. Plus, we always have backup artists available to ensure your event goes ahead no matter what. You only pay after the workshop is completed, ensuring you are 100% satisfied with the creative experience we've delivered to your campers in Iquitos.

What is the recommended age for the graffiti summer camp?

Our workshops are ideal for children aged 8 and up. At this age, they generally have the hand strength to operate the spray cans and the focus to follow the artistic techniques. For younger groups, we can adjust the activities to include more stencil work or brush-based street art to ensure everyone stays safe while having a blast. We've successfully hosted groups of all ages and can tailor the difficulty level accordingly.

Iquitos

Summer Camp

CREATIVE GRAFFITI SUMMER CAMP IN IQUITOS

Elevate your Iquitos summer camp with professional graffiti workshops! Creative, safe, and fun street art activities for kids and youth. Book now!

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Graffiti workshop company outing for Doctors Without Borders, summer camp in Iquitos

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Are you looking to take your Iquitos summer camp to the next level? Give your campers an experience they’ll never forget with our high-octane graffiti workshops! Forget the standard arts and crafts; we bring the vibrant world of street art directly to the heart of the Amazon. Based right here in Iquitos, our expert artists provide a safe, professional, and insanely fun environment for youth to express their creativity. From learning how to handle a spray can to creating massive, colourful murals, our sessions are designed to boost confidence and unleash the inner artist in everyone. Whether you're a local youth group or an international summer programme, we provide all the gear and guidance needed for a masterpiece. Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your summer camp in Iquitos? Because nothing says "best summer ever" like getting to legally spray paint a wall! It's the ultimate blend of discipline, creativity, and pure, unadulterated fun. Here’s why it’s a total win for your campers:

Total creative freedom: Unlike traditional art classes, graffiti encourages bold moves and big ideas. ✨
Team building: Working on a large-scale mural teaches kids how to collaborate and communicate in a high-energy setting. 🤝
Confidence boost: There's something incredibly empowering about seeing your small sketch turn into a 2-metre high piece of art! 💪
Safety & Pro gear: We use top-tier masks and protective suits, so the only thing that gets messy is the canvas. 🛡️
Authentic experience: Led by real street artists who live and breathe the culture, not just art teachers reading from a book. 🎤
Mobile & flexible: We bring the entire studio to your Iquitos location—hassle-free for camp organisers! 🚚

Step by step

Intro & inspiration: We kick things off with a high-energy intro about street art culture and a look at some local Iquitos inspiration.
Safety first: Every camper gets kitted out in protective gear, including masks and suits, followed by a safety briefing.
Mastering the can: Our pros demonstrate basic techniques like 'fading', 'outlining', and 'dots' to get everyone comfortable.
Sketching the vision: Campers grab paper and pencils to brainstorm their designs, choosing colours and styles.
Practice run: Before the main event, everyone gets a chance to practice their strokes on a practice wall or cardboard.
The big creation: It's time! Whether it's a shared mural or individual canvases, the spraying begins in earnest.
Adding the details: We teach how to add highlights and sharp shadows to make the artwork really 'pop' off the surface.
The finishing touch: Participants add their 'tag' or signature to their work, claiming their masterpiece.
Gallery showcase: We end with a group photo and a 'gallery walk' to admire everyone's hard work and creativity!

Good to know

Planning a workshop in the jungle requires a bit of prep, but we’ve got it all covered! Here are the nuts and bolts of our summer camp sessions:

Duration: Usually 1.5 to 3 hours, but we can customise this to fit your camp schedule perfectly.
Group sizes: We cater to everything from small groups of 10 to massive camp takeovers of 100+ (with multiple artists).
What’s included: Professional spray paint, protective suits, gloves, high-grade masks, and all painting surfaces (walls or canvases).
Location: We are mobile! We can come to your camp site in Iquitos or arrange a cool local urban spot.
Safety: Our artists are trained in safety protocols and we use professional-grade protective equipment at all times.

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Iquitos isn't just the gateway to the Amazon; it's a city pulsating with raw, tropical energy and a unique urban vibe. The local street art scene here often blends traditional jungle motifs—think jaguars, colourful macaws, and mystical spirits—with modern graffiti styles. It’s this fusion that makes an Iquitos street art experience so special. We love incorporating local flavour into our workshops, encouraging kids to draw inspiration from the bustling Belén market or the lush greenery surrounding the city. 🎨

Fun fact: Iquitos is the largest city in the world that cannot be reached by road! Everything comes in by plane or boat, which gives the local art scene a fiercely independent and resourceful character. We bring that same 'can-do' spirit to every workshop we host in this incredible jungle metropolis. 🔥

Pricing

Every summer camp is unique, and so is our pricing! Whether you want a one-off mural session or a week-long street art intensive, we offer flexible packages to suit your budget. Prices depend on the number of participants, the duration of the workshop, and whether you want to work on large walls or individual canvases.

No upfront payment required! You only pay once the workshop is finished and you're happy with the results. We also have backup artists ready to go, so you never have to worry about a cancellation ruining your camp schedule.

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