PRESS RELEASE: Life With Paint Becomes Australia’s Biggest Social Painting Company

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It’s 7:00pm on a Friday night at Darling Harbor, Sydney. A group of 30 eager students huddle attentively around a painting instructor. Brushes and paint in hand, they follow the instructor’s directions, stroke by stroke as he paints a canvas in front of them. Tonight’s featured painting is a favorite: a gorgeous blue cockatoo.

Aussies from the West Coast to the Gold Coast, from Brisbane to Sydney are rekindling their creativity and unleashing their inner artist with a new activity known as ‘social painting’.

People with no painting experience at all are learning how to paint and at the end of the night take home the fruits of their labor: their very own masterpiece. Paintings range from sea turtles & zebras to Monet’s Water Lilies and Van Gogh’s Starry Night.

“Week after week pubs are packed out in Sydney, Darwin, Canberra, Adelaide, and more. We have to keep opening new venues each month”, says Casey from Life With Paint.

Life With Paint’s growth has been explosive. Only hitting the scene three years ago, with one venue and one artist, they have now grown to 23 venues and 17 artists and staff. According to Class Bento, they are Australia’s largest social painting company, with more weekly students and active venues than any other.

“We would DEFINITELY recommend this activity for a group OR just go along to enjoy yourself – it is very healing as you lose yourself in what you are creating”, says Janelle, a regular.

Life with Paint doesn’t just offer social painting classes to the public. They have put on hundreds of private event painting classes for some of the biggest companies in Australia: Groupon, Spotify, Google, Commonwealth Bank, Aldi, Suncorp and more.

“We are just getting started. We plan to expand to more cities and venues in Australia, and then New Zealand & the UK.”, says Casey.

Whatever city you’re in, Life with Paint probably has a venue near you, where you can unwind at the end of a stressful work week, decompress, get lost in the magic of art and create your own masterpiece.

August 26, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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