Acrylic Pouring suits The West Works' tenants

Nov 30, 2023

Learn a mesmerising art form for team building

Acrylic pouring team building workshop in London

Acrylic pouring is the art of pouring different colours of paint, onto a substrate, then tilting the substrate to spread the colours out.

Sounds simple doesn't it? It is! Crafty Team Building has perfected their "recipe", and with an added secret ingredient, and a blow torch (yes they don't just belong in a kitchen!), colleagues find themselves compelled to give a whoop when they see the magic take place in front of them.

It is one of the best ways to create art, without needing any quailification or creative flair. ANYONE can do it.

We make the experience memorable with upbeat tuition and offer tips along the way to ensure that colleagues are fully immersed and on-board with this super fun activity.

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