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LA Private Graffiti Art Lesson

Quick Details

Private Group: 1-5 People

$ 160.50

Private Group: 6-10 People

$ 267.50

Private Group: 1-5 People + Individualized Canvases

$ 267.50

Private Group: 6-10 People + Individualized Canvases

$ 374.50

Private Group: 1-5 People + Tour

$ 267.50

Private Group: 6-10 People + Tour

$ 374.50

Private Group: 1-5 People + Individual Canvases + Tour

$ 374.50

Private Group: 6-10 People + Individual Canvases + Tour

$ 481.50

Los Angeles Private Graffiti Art Lesson

Become fully immersed in the world of graffiti on this comprehensive workshop. Enjoy personalized instruction for you and your group. Create a graffiti art project with the help of an authentic local graffiti artist in a unique hands-on workshop. Learn the tips and techniques of aerosol art, from fill-ins to masterpieces, in our beautiful art studio in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles.

Cultivating creative thought and a welcoming environment, this experience is designed for people of all ages and talent levels. Leave this workshop with a greater understanding of this still misunderstood craft, and take your new work of art home.

What is Includes: We supply paint, gloves, studio time, and of course a Graffiti artist. The graffiti workshop takes place directly on the walls of our studio like real graffiti. We also sell individualized canvases (“20 x”10) for those that want graffiti to take home. You can also substitute a family style canvas (5 ft x 4 ft) or a bring in your own T-shirts/Sweatshirts option instead of the individualized canvases for the same price. During the booking process you can let us know which option you would like in the “comments” field.

Meeting Location: The graffiti lesson is one hour long and takes place at our  Art Studio. 225 East 16th st. Los Angeles CA 90015

What It Includes: We supply paint, canvas, gloves, private studio time, and of course, a local graffiti artist.

What to Bring: Wear casual clothes (nothing you would regret getting paint on). The paint does come off, but it gives everyone less anxiety if you don’t wear a gown or a tux.