Tape Art Workshop with Selfmadecrew | Workshop FAQ

New experience with art

How often do you let the new into your life? How often do you and your colleagues come up with extraordinary experiences? How often does your shared work become a creative experience? “He who sticks, he lives!”

Tape Art Workshop – Join in!

“Selfmadecrew“- The tape and urban artists from Berlin makes it possible! What Tape Art is called, is fresh, striking, and inspiring. You do not need much to do that – the idea is the most important thing. This redefines street art. This urban art, in which instead of spray paint only adhesive tape is used as a material for the creation of the work, gets a fast spread because of its light technique, low effort, and still always an effective result.

Short time-lapse video of our workshop (3 min):

What is art out of tape?

Tape art is city-friendly art, does no harm and can be easily removed from any surface. Even the tape as a working substance is very beneficial. It’s easy to work with and any mistake is easy to correct. The ornament, the picture or the abstract Something can arise under your hands with the help of adhesive tape. How this is done will be shown at our workshop. We offer you the exclusive opportunity to further recognize and develop yourself. Do you know how far you can lead your creativity?

The Workshop with “Selfmadecrew”

Test yourself and learn how to present your ideas using color, light and shadow, shape, texture, and depth effects. Depending on your wishes, you can create your work independently. Enjoy informal constructive communication with your colleagues and teamwork on a project. Ostap offers you the opportunity to live out new ideas, creativity, and innovative recreation in a community. Do You Have Questions? Do you want to organize a tape or street art workshop in your city? Get in contact immediately and be inspired by gluing or spraying!

FAQ – Most Frequently Asked Questions About Tape Art Workshop

• Which workshop variants does the “Selfmadecrew” offer?

We offer the following workshops: tape art, graffiti, stencil (also as fashion on textile), and team-building with art.

• Where can a tape art workshop take place?

Depending on the requirements, we offer different workshop variants and options. The locations are either rented by us, especially for the workshops or provided by customers or co-organizers. If it is a device such as School, we do the workshops right there on-site.

• How long does a Workshop take? How exactly is it running?

Quite different: partly because we are flexible and adapt our workshops to the requirements, such as age, skills, and skills of the participants. For some workshops, such as Team-building workshops will eventually result in a large (e.g., 6 x 3 meters), joint group artwork that the client retains. While others create their own, smaller works of art and then take them with them. Often the art is glued directly to a wall.

• Do preparations have to be made? For example, concerning the surface?

Depending on the surface underground. Usually, no preparations for the underground are necessary. If yes, then nothing great or complicated. The surface should be as smooth or sealed as possible. It must not be painted with chalk or powdered paint.

• Why is the art made of adhesive tape good for workshops?

Because you do not need special requirements for such workshops.  Since the technology is still not so spread, the tape art workshops are quite exciting for the participants. And strangely, the medium of adhesive tape encourages creativity among the participants.

• What can participants take away from the workshops?

So far we have always received positive feedback. Our workshop participants of all ages always enjoy making art.

• What makes tape art special or unique for you?

The medium tape itself is, in our opinion, fascinating! The many ways to create art are not nearly as exhausted as is the case with conventional media. We like to think that when we experiment with tape we can develop many more tape art techniques and expand the ability to create art with tape. Experimenting and inventing give us a lot of fun and motivate us a lot. The clean lines that the tape brings are the limits we always strive to go beyond.