What age groups can participate in the Quito summer camp?

Our graffiti summer camp is designed for children and teenagers aged 8 to 18. We group participants by age to ensure that the teaching style and complexity of the projects are appropriate for everyone. Whether they are younger kids looking to explore colours or teens wanting to master complex piece-building, our urban artists adapt the curriculum to keep everyone engaged and inspired throughout the session.

Is spray painting safe for children and teenagers?

Absolutely! Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality protective gear, including gloves, overalls, and specialised masks. Furthermore, we use low-pressure spray cans that are easier for youth to control and contain fewer harsh chemicals. Our professional artists supervise every single spray, ensuring a controlled environment where the only thing that runs wild is their creative imagination.

Do the kids need any prior art experience to join?

Not at all. This camp is perfect for absolute beginners as well as those who have been doodling in their notebooks for years. We start with the absolute basics—how to hold the can, pressure control, and simple lines—before moving on to more complex techniques. Every camper will leave with a piece they are proud of, regardless of their starting skill level.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

Our standard summer camp sessions in Quito typically last between 2 to 3 hours. This timeframe is the 'sweet spot' for maintaining high energy and focus without getting tired. We include breaks for snacks and chatting about street art history, ensuring the experience is well-paced, educational, and, most importantly, heaps of fun from start to finish.

What should my child bring to the graffiti camp?

We provide everything! Your child just needs to show up in comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a tiny bit of paint on (just in case). We supply the spray paint, canvases or wall space, caps, safety gear, and even the inspiration. We recommend bringing a water bottle and a sun hat, especially given Quito’s famous high-altitude sunshine.

What happens if it rains or an instructor is unavailable?

Quito weather can be unpredictable! If we are working outdoors and it rains, we usually have sheltered backup locations or can move the session to an indoor studio space. We also have a large roster of backup artists, so even if an instructor falls ill, the creative fun continues exactly as planned without any cancellations.

How does the payment process work?

We believe in full flexibility for parents. You don't need to pay anything upfront when you book. You can settle the payment after the workshop is completed and you've seen the smiles on the campers' faces. This 'pay-after' policy is part of our commitment to 100% satisfaction—we’re only happy if you and your kids are thrilled with the experience.

What age groups can participate in the Quito summer camp?

Our graffiti summer camp is designed for children and teenagers aged 8 to 18. We group participants by age to ensure that the teaching style and complexity of the projects are appropriate for everyone. Whether they are younger kids looking to explore colours or teens wanting to master complex piece-building, our urban artists adapt the curriculum to keep everyone engaged and inspired throughout the session.

Is spray painting safe for children and teenagers?

Absolutely! Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality protective gear, including gloves, overalls, and specialised masks. Furthermore, we use low-pressure spray cans that are easier for youth to control and contain fewer harsh chemicals. Our professional artists supervise every single spray, ensuring a controlled environment where the only thing that runs wild is their creative imagination.

Do the kids need any prior art experience to join?

Not at all. This camp is perfect for absolute beginners as well as those who have been doodling in their notebooks for years. We start with the absolute basics—how to hold the can, pressure control, and simple lines—before moving on to more complex techniques. Every camper will leave with a piece they are proud of, regardless of their starting skill level.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

Our standard summer camp sessions in Quito typically last between 2 to 3 hours. This timeframe is the 'sweet spot' for maintaining high energy and focus without getting tired. We include breaks for snacks and chatting about street art history, ensuring the experience is well-paced, educational, and, most importantly, heaps of fun from start to finish.

What should my child bring to the graffiti camp?

We provide everything! Your child just needs to show up in comfortable clothes that you don't mind getting a tiny bit of paint on (just in case). We supply the spray paint, canvases or wall space, caps, safety gear, and even the inspiration. We recommend bringing a water bottle and a sun hat, especially given Quito’s famous high-altitude sunshine.

What happens if it rains or an instructor is unavailable?

Quito weather can be unpredictable! If we are working outdoors and it rains, we usually have sheltered backup locations or can move the session to an indoor studio space. We also have a large roster of backup artists, so even if an instructor falls ill, the creative fun continues exactly as planned without any cancellations.

How does the payment process work?

We believe in full flexibility for parents. You don't need to pay anything upfront when you book. You can settle the payment after the workshop is completed and you've seen the smiles on the campers' faces. This 'pay-after' policy is part of our commitment to 100% satisfaction—we’re only happy if you and your kids are thrilled with the experience.

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VIBRANT GRAFFITI SUMMER CAMP IN QUITO

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Looking for the ultimate creative escape for your kids this summer? Welcome to the most exciting graffiti summer camp in Quito! Nestled high in the Andes, our workshops offer young creatives a chance to swap their screens for spray cans in a safe, high-energy environment. Guided by professional street artists, participants will dive deep into the world of urban art, learning everything from basic "tagging" to complex mural techniques. It’s not just about painting; it’s about building confidence, making new friends, and discovering a powerful form of self-expression. Whether your child is a budding Picasso or has never held a paintbrush, our sessions are designed to inspire and entertain. Ready to make your mark? 🎉

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your summer programme in Quito? It’s more than just "playing with paint"—it’s a transformative experience that kids will remember for a lifetime. Here’s why we’re the top choice for urban art education: 🔥

Boosts confidence: Seeing a giant, colourful mural completed by their own hands gives kids an incredible sense of achievement. 💪
Professional mentors: Our artists aren't just talented; they are experienced educators who know how to connect with youth.
Zero risk: With our "no upfront payment" policy and backup artist guarantee, your booking is 100% secure.
Total inclusivity: Street art has no rules! It’s the perfect outlet for kids who might not enjoy traditional, rigid art classes. 🌈
Takeaway art: Every participant creates something tangible to take home, from canvases to customised caps.
Authentic vibe: We provide a real-deal experience that respects the roots of hip-hop culture while keeping it age-appropriate. 🎤

Step by step

Intro & safety briefing: We kick things off with a warm welcome and a quick rundown on how to use the equipment safely and respectfully.
Tagging techniques: Campers learn the history of "the tag" and practice creating their own unique signature using markers and spray cans.
Can control 101: Our pros demonstrate how to create thin lines, thick fades, and dots by manipulating the pressure and distance of the can.
Sketching the masterpiece: Before hitting the "canvas," everyone sketches their design on paper to work out the composition and colour palette.
Filling & fading: The real fun begins! Campers start filling in their designs, learning how to blend colours and create smooth gradients.
Outlining & highlights: We teach the "cut-back" technique and how to add sharp outlines and white highlights to make the art pop off the wall.
Final touches: Students add their own personal details, patterns, and flourishes to make their artwork truly one-of-a-kind.
The grand reveal: We hold a mini "gallery viewing" where everyone gets to show off their work and take epic photos for the gram!

Good to know

Duration: Sessions typically run for 2.5 to 3 hours of non-stop creativity. ⏱️
Group sizes: We cater to small groups for individual attention, but can host up to 50+ kids for larger camp events.
Included: High-quality spray cans, caps, protective clothing (overalls/gloves), professional masks, and your own canvas or wall space. 🎒
Safety: Full PPE provided and 1:8 instructor-to-student ratio for maximum supervision.
Locations: Flexible! We can host at our partner studios or bring the mobile setup to your school or community centre. 📍

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Quito isn't just the capital of Ecuador; it's a massive, open-air gallery. From the historic walls of the Old Town to the modern murals in La Floresta, the city breathes creativity. Our summer camp draws inspiration from the local "Quiteño" street art scene, which often blends traditional Andean motifs with modern urban flair. We encourage our campers to look at the textures of the city—from the Pichincha volcano backdrop to the colourful street markets—to find their own unique style. ✨

Fun Fact: Did you know that Quito’s high altitude (2,850m) actually affects how spray paint behaves? The air pressure makes the paint atomise slightly differently, giving "Quiteño" street art a unique feel that local artists have mastered over decades! 🎨

Pricing

We believe in transparent, fair pricing tailored to your specific needs. Because every summer camp group is different—ranging from small private groups to large school bookings—our rates are flexible. Prices depend on group size, duration, and the specific setup (canvases vs. mural walls). 💰

No upfront payment required! You only pay once the workshop is finished and everyone is happy. 🏆

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