Paint Splatter Studio & Rage Room,
Prudhoe Front St, 07914 016095
Messy Paints & Prison Smash, fun, memorable & out of the ordinary.
For all your parties, team building, fun with friends, family get togethers & even date night.
Let's get messy!
Creative & messy fun for all ages
what is messy paints?
The concept is very simple, unleash your inner child, throw paint and create your very own unique art, with flare, passion and your own expression.
Don't fancy painting? Go for our Paint Clash option, and get to throw paint at your friends/colleagues, using paint balloons, squirters, sponges, cups and bottles.
Messy Paints has been created with one purpose – to have loads of fun! What better way to spend time with friends and family creating art and making memories? (And leaving us to clean up the mess when you're gone.)
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paint clash
THROW PAINT AT EACH OTHER FOR FUN
If your artistic flair is having a day off why not enjoy a Paint Clash. This activity offers complete freedom to throw paint at your friends and colleagues in a safe environment (and under supervision). Enjoy using balloons, paint squirters, sponges, cups and bottles of wet sticky paint. The only requirement is laughter and getting messy. A great way for all ages to let off steam, bond and be naughty!
PRICE: £17 per person
(adults & children age 6-16)
PRICE: £18
(1 adult + 1 child under 6)
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art attack
CREATE YOUR OWN ART ON CANVAS
Create bright, beautiful action paintings using the techniques of Abstract Expressionism. Splatter painting allows everyone the freedom to experiment, let loose, feel free and get messy. The paint result is always a special and unique one-off artwork to impress your friends.
PRICE: £17 per person
(adults & children age 6-16)
PRICE: £18
(1 adult + 1 child under 6)
there are 2 options
WE ALSO HIRE THE ROOM OUT TO ARTISTS. GET IN TOUCH FOR DETAILS!
The following items are included in the price for Art Attack:
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Individual name badges
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Individual Splatter Station
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Standard A4 size canvas
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Basic protective equipment (poncho, footwear protection, goggles)
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All Paints Required (Wide Range of Colours)
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All Equipment Required (Brushes, Tools, Splatter Guns, etc.)
Messy Paints is located on the ground floor offering a spacious area with wheelchair access providing a reception / waiting area, changing and briefing area and the main messy paint hall.
At Messy Paints our aim is to offer a hassle-free, fun experience within a safe, enjoyable environment.
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We provide a selection of recommended protective gear such as eye goggles, shower caps, shoe covers and overalls.
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We recommend to bring some older clothes and shoes as it is a messy activity.
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The paint we use is washable but we highly recommend also bring change of clothes as well.
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Please suggest to your guests to bring a change of clothing.
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Long hair pulled back!
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Maybe a towel for the ride home in the car.
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Be prepared to take your ‘master piece’ home or collect with 7 days .
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Your masterpiece won’t be dry for at least 24 hours.
Every parent MUST sign a waiver before their children can participate and attend.
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The waiver will be provided to you on arrival of the booking. (A new waiver is needed for each event and party – it is non-transferable.)
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It is our policy for the safety of ALL children: CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 6 WILL NEED 1:1 SUPERVISION FROM THEIR PARENT OR GUARDIAN age 18+ AT ALL TIMES (Due to the choking hazard of small objects/supplies this is a working Art studio).
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Please be aware it is going to get messy and dirty with pain and can be fast paced fun.
what you can expect
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONs
Some background
The idea of splatter painting is by no means new, but came to the forefront from Jackson Pollock, one of the world's most renowned abstract expressionist artists. He was recognised for pouring or splashing paint onto a horizontal surface, enabling him to view and paint his canvases from all angles. It was called all-over painting and action painting, since he covered the entire canvas and used the force of his whole body to paint, often in a frenetic dancing style. This extreme form of abstraction divided the critics, some praised the immediacy of the creation, while others derided the random effects. No matter what your view it's a fantastic, creative way to enjoy art and the fun painting.
As for throwing paint at each other instead, well there's nothing historical there, just friends being daft and enjoying themselves.