Strasbourg · Saturdays · paint with us

Awake the tiny artist within you.

An hour with a brush, a tiny character, and your phone face-down on the table.

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psst — the figurines up there are ticklish, give one a tap
Free session on Saturdays · 2PM · Strasbourg

What we do

Three ways to paint together

The Tiny Artist painting kit — four unpainted figurines, brushes and paints in a box 01 / 03

Buy a figurine to paint at home

Turn your home into a tiny studio

From 1 to 4 models with paint included, starting at €14.99. Everything you need to paint at home.

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Saturday park picnic in Strasbourg, painting tiny figurines on a blanket 02 / 03

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Come and meet the Tiny Studio

Join an organized event in the park or a cozy place. Free Saturday sessions, two hours, no phones. Just human connection and art. Reserve your spot in the upcoming one.

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Friends painting tiny figurines together in a sunny apartment 03 / 03

Organize an event with us

Tiny Studio comes to you

Friend groups, bachelorette parties, team-building, schools, galleries. We bring the studio to you, and tailor the experience to your needs.

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Saturdays in the park · Strasbourg

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Saturday picnic in the park
Irina holding Colette by a tree, with Otto resting lower on the trunk

Run by Irina

Real hands, tiny characters.

I print every model in Alsace, set out the blankets, and bring the paints. You bring your good mood and maybe an idea for your figurine — and if you have none, they turn up on the spot.

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The magic trick

They all start blank.

Three cow figurines, half in plain grey and half painted in bright colours
← fresh from the printer painted at a Tiny Studio table →

And end up exactly as you pictured them.

The figurines

Meet the cast.

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Albert, capybara
Albert
capybara

Lives for sunny spots and slow afternoons. Never rushes, never stresses.

 Colette, bunny
Colette
bunny

Shy, observant, and understated, with impeccable taste.

 Otto, beaver
Otto
beaver

First to arrive, happiest when building, and accepts chocolate as payment.

 Nico, hamster
Nico
hamster

Permanently snacking, constantly moving, and always reappearing with food.

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Colette, a small white bunny, in a sunlit hollow of a tree

Why we paint

Three small reasons to spend an hour painting something tiny.

Not a class. Not a craft kit. An hour around a table with a brush, a tiny figurine, and your phone face-down on the wood.

01

Try something with low stakes.

A new brush in your hand. No teacher, no grade, no “creative enough.” Just paint, and a tiny thing that didn’t exist this morning.

- Extra-ordinary, on purpose.
02

Leave with a memory you can hold.

A figurine you painted yourself - a little bit you, a little bit chaos. The kind of object that ends up on a shelf and stays there.

- A souvenir from a slow hour.
03

Share a table with people who are also doing it.

Friends, strangers, or your own quiet self. The kind of conversation that only happens when hands are busy and screens are away.

- The no-phone hour.
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From the table

Small brushes, big Saturdays.

"It was a perfect moment! I really enjoyed the activities. The figurines are so cute and people were all so kind! I recommand it so much! Thank you 🙏"
Aline Duong ★★★★★
"It was lovely, meeting you all, having a peaceful time with you. The figurines are so cute!!!"
Sandrine Demeyer ★★★★★
"une bonne ambiance dans un petit coin super sympa et reposant"
lucile ★★★★★
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A line, a sentence, a tiny rant — all welcome. It helps people decide to come for the first time.

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The archive

Revisit our past editions

Browse photos from every park session and painting picnic we've hosted — and meet the tiny creatures that came to life.

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Ready to paint something tiny?

Pick your studio — yours, ours, or the one we bring to you.

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Take a break

Warm up your reflexes.

a tiny game while you decide
Space / ↑ jump ↓ duck tap to play