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What's the best corporate event? Why art jamming is perfect for your team

Updated: Jul 31

Why corporate art jamming?

  • Trusting the Process: Every canvas goes through a messy middle phase where the artwork looks incomplete. Pushing past that awkward stage builds patience, mindfulness, and confidence. These skills can directly apply to managing workplace projects and learning curves. 

  • Low-Pressure connection: Painting encourages interactions where team members can chat at their own rhythm.

Good to Know: As painting calls for concentration, the studio can grow quite peaceful! If you're hoping for a fast-paced, high-energy event, art jamming will feel much more relaxed and low-key.


Formats & Styles

  1. Individual Canvas
A group photo of people holding up their completed paintings. They seem to have painted the same thing, a dark blue background with 2 yellow sunflowers. The people are smiling happily.

Best for: A casual, bonding experience.

What to expect: Everyone paints their own canvas, either following the same reference image or choosing from our wide studio collection, and they can bring it home afterwards.


  1. Big canvas painting (group of 3-5)
Smiling group posing in an art studio, with colourful landscape paintings on easels in the background.

Best For: Small-group communication, trust, and creative problem-solving.

What to Expect: Teams of 3 to 5 collaborate on a single canvas to paint a finished artwork together.


  1. Whole Team Combined Canvas
    Group of smiling people in aprons pose behind a colourful painting. 4 canvas panels join together to form one painting.

Best for: Fostering collaboration and encourages teamwork.

What to expect: Participants paint individual sections or work in small groups on smaller canvases that combine into one large painting. 


If you have any other questions, head over to our Corporate FAQ page.


Ready for the best corporate event ever?

Drop us an email at team@artifystudio.com with your event details, or fill out our contact form—we'll take care of the rest!

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