I offer academic workshops in graffiti, street art, stencil techniques and spray painting for universities, art schools and educational institutions. Each course combines classroom learning with practical exercises, helping students explore urban art, develop their own ideas and apply what they learn to a painting surface.

As an artist and instructor, I share the techniques and working methods behind my practice. From blackbook exercises to painting sessions, I guide students through the preparation and execution of their work, with attention to both individual expression and technique.

3-Layer A3 Portrait Stencil Workshop

In this workshop, students explore the basic history and styles of graffiti and street art through classroom study and drawing practice. Regular blackbook sessions—a sketchbook practice central to graffiti—give them time to develop their own tags, throw-ups and bubble lettering while preparing their final project: a three-layer A3 portrait stencil.

Each student works from a photograph of their choice. With the professor’s supervision and guidance, they learn the techniques involved in preparing the image and cutting the three stencil layers. This stage introduces the preparation required before taking the work to the wall.

For the painting session, students bring their prepared stencils, and I join them as advisor and instructor. I guide the application of the layers and share practical techniques and details that help them understand and improve their stencil work. Painting on the wall allows students to see the complete result and assess how their preparation translates into the finished portrait.

My team prepares the wall and provides the materials and protective equipment needed for the session, including spray paint, caps, gloves and masks.

Design and Spray Painting Workshop

This two-session course teaches students how to design a logo with a graffiti and street art approach, then paint it on an outdoor wall.

The first session takes place in the classroom. I introduce different ways to distort fonts, reshape letters and combine elements from existing typefaces to develop personal lettering influenced by graffiti and street culture. Through examples, brainstorming and analysis, students explore these approaches and develop their own designs.

We refine the final design and select the colours before moving to the painting stage. This gives each participant a prepared proposal to work from during the second session.

The second session takes place outdoors, where students paint their designs on a wall. I guide them through freehand spray painting, stencil and masking-tape techniques, depending on the needs of their design. Working on their own pieces gives students practical experience with these methods while improving their spray-painting skills.

My team and I prepare the wall and provide all the materials needed for the course.

Spray Paint Introduction and Skills Improvement

This workshop combines an introduction to graffiti and street art with practical training in spray painting. Students discover how an aerosol can works, explore its possibilities as an artistic tool and practise their freehand technique.

The course begins in the classroom with the basic history and styles of graffiti and street art. During blackbook sessions, students develop their tags, throw-ups, bubble lettering and sketches in preparation for the outdoor session.

My team prepares the practice surfaces using cardboard boxes arranged as walls and packaging film set up to simulate walls and shutters. We also provide the materials and protective equipment required, including spray paint, caps, gloves and masks.

During the painting session, I explain how to use the spray can and guide students as they practise their tags, throw-ups and quick pieces. They apply ideas developed in their sketchbooks, explore freehand spray painting and improve their technique through direct practice and feedback.

Institutional Graffiti and Street Art Workshops

These short courses introduce participants to graffiti and street art through classroom learning, drawing exercises and an outdoor painting session.

In the classroom, we cover graffiti and street art history, styles and techniques. Participants practise drawing letters and characters and explore basic colour theory and composition as preparation for their final pieces.

The last session takes place outdoors. I introduce participants to the spray can, explain how it works and guide them as they practise their tags. We also explore techniques for transferring a sketch onto a wall, applying what they have learned while developing their finished pieces.

Throughout the practical session, I provide instructions and advice to help participants improve their spray-painting skills and understand the process from initial drawing to work on the wall.

Bring a REB.MWC Workshop to Your Institution

If you represent a university, art school or educational organisation, you can request information about these workshops through the form on this page. Select the course you are interested in and tell me about your group so we can discuss your request.

Frequently Asked Questions About REB.MWC Academic Workshops

What do students learn in the academic workshops?

Depending on the course, students explore graffiti and street art history, lettering, logo design, stencil preparation, freehand spray painting, colour, composition and techniques for transferring a sketch onto a wall.

How many sessions does the Design and Spray Painting Workshop include?

The course includes two sessions. The first takes place in the classroom and focuses on designing the logo and selecting colours. The second takes place outdoors, where students paint their designs on a wall.

Are materials included?

My team prepares the wall or practice surfaces and provides the materials required for the workshops. The portrait stencil and spray paint introduction workshops include spray paint, caps, gloves and masks. Students attending the portrait stencil painting session must bring their three prepared stencil layers.

How can I request a workshop?

Complete the online form on this page and indicate which workshop you would like to attend or organise for your institution.

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