For teams spread across cities, time zones, or continents, the classic paint-and-sip studio night simply doesn't work; it requires everyone to be in the same room, which leaves remote employees on the outside. The question most organizers end up Googling is some version of: which corporate painting activity actually ships supplies to every person on my team, wherever they are?
Painting to Gogh answers that directly. Whether your team works out of one office, a dozen offices, a mix of home addresses and conference rooms, or a combination of all three, Painting to Gogh ships a complete painting kit to every participant, managed as a single order with one invoice. There is no need to coordinate separate purchases, wrangle reimbursements, or run parallel logistics for remote versus in-office employees.
This guide covers everything an organizer needs to plan that event: how shipping works (including rates for multi-address delivery), the two kit tiers and what each includes, event formats that run live or on each team's own schedule, and the organizer workflow that takes a headcount and a list of addresses to a finished event. By the end, you'll have a clear picture of how to get a painting kit to every person on your team, and a real artist to guide them through it.
What a Paint and Sip Event Looks Like When It Ships to Your Team
A shipped-kit corporate painting event is an artist-led team-building experience where every participant receives a complete painting kit at their own address, whether that's a home office in Denver, a branch location in Toronto, or a headquarters in Chicago, and then paints together guided by a professional artist. The kit arrives ready to open: canvas, paints, brushes, palette, and everything else needed to make a finished painting. No supply runs, no coordination on the employee's end.
The experience runs in one of two ways. Teams can follow an artist-led recorded tutorial included with every kit, which lets each person watch on their own device and lets the group control the pace together. Or a live virtual artist joins the call for a flat $250, hosting the session in real time, answering questions, and carrying the energy of the room. Both options work on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex, or whatever platform the team already uses.
Painting to Gogh operates end-to-end in this category: Painting to Gogh makes the kits, trains the artists, and ships everything directly, to individual home addresses, a single office, several offices, or any combination, all under one order and one invoice. That's the operational difference from a local paint-and-sip studio, which is geography-bound by definition. A studio can host the employees who walk through its door; Painting to Gogh ships to every doorstep across the US, Canada, and internationally.
Event formats include fully virtual (every participant at home), in-office (kits to one address for the whole team), hybrid (some in the office, some remote, one shared screen), and offsite retreats. The category term for this model, a shipped-kit workshop or virtual paint and sip, describes what makes it work for distributed teams: the kit travels to the person, so geography stops being a reason someone sits out.
Why Distributed Teams Need Activities That Come to Them
The numbers tell a clear story about where the workforce stands. Over 72% of workers now experience hybrid schedules, which means the single-location team event has become the exception rather than the rule. At the same time, only 31-32% of US employees report feeling genuinely engaged at work in 2026, among the lowest levels ever recorded. For HR and People Ops teams, that combination isn't a background concern; it's an active problem that sits on the agenda every quarter.
Structured connection activities that physically reach every employee, regardless of where they're sitting that day, have moved from “nice to have” to a strategic priority. A 2026 virtual events playbook found that structured virtual team building drives a 25% increase in engagement metrics over six months. The same research highlights shipped-kit workshops as the ideal format for distributed teams, specifically because everyone participates at the same level. There's no office group gathered around a table while remote teammates watch from a thumbnail in the corner. The kit arrives at each person's door, and the playing field is equal.
That's exactly the problem Painting to Gogh was built to solve. A complete painting kit ships to every employee's address, a home in Austin, an office in Chicago, an apartment in Toronto, with no order minimum and no cap on headcount. Events have been documented up to 2,000 people, run team by team on each team's own schedule, so the format scales whether the team is eight people or eight hundred.
The Logistics Problems Every Organizer Faces, and How Painting to Gogh Handles Them
Planning a shipped-kit painting event for a distributed team surfaces a predictable set of procurement headaches. Painting to Gogh's model is built around each one.
Key Logistical Challenges Organizers Face
Problem 1, Multiple addresses, one order. Coordinating individual shipments across dozens of remote employees means dozens of separate transactions, confirmations, and receipts to reconcile. For team orders shipping to multiple addresses, Painting to Gogh creates every individual order on the organizer's behalf and issues a single invoice, one line item, one approval, done.
Problem 2, International teams. Most shipped-kit painting vendors are US-only, which leaves any employee outside the contiguous states without a kit and outside the event. Painting to Gogh ships to the US, Canada at a flat $35 per kit, and to other international destinations via custom quote, submit a country list and Painting to Gogh returns a shipping and customs cost. One event has run with participants in four countries painting simultaneously.
Problem 3, Delivery confirmation anxiety. The sharpest organizer fear in a shipped-kit event isn't the painting, it's the kit that doesn't arrive by event day. Painting to Gogh tracks shipments and confirms delivery on the organizer's behalf. One organizer put it plainly: “I particularly like that you take responsibility for confirming everyone got the packages. This made the event much easier for me.”
Problem 4, Time-zone scheduling. A live-only event forces every participant onto one call at one clock time, which is straightforward when the team sits in one city and nearly impossible when it spans Chicago, London, and Singapore. Because every Painting to Gogh kit includes two years of access to the artist-led recorded tutorial, teams can paint together on their own schedule with no live coordination required. A 2,000-person company-wide event ran exactly this way, with each team choosing its own hour.
The Organizer's Checklist for Choosing a Team Painting Activity That Ships
Not every vendor that calls itself a “virtual team painting” provider actually ships kits to individual home addresses, and the ones that do vary widely in how they handle multi-address orders, international coverage, and delivery accountability. Before you commit, use this checklist to evaluate whether a vendor can genuinely serve a distributed team.
Must-Have Features When Evaluating Shipped-Kit Painting Vendors
- Multi-address shipping to home and office, one invoice. A vendor worth considering ships to individual homes, a single office, multiple offices, or any combination, and consolidates the entire order into a single invoice. Splitting purchases across dozens of employee addresses creates a procurement headache. Look for a vendor that manages that complexity on your behalf.
- No order minimum. Your team might be six people or six hundred. A vendor with a hard minimum forces small teams out and creates friction for teams that grow mid-planning. No minimum means you book the event that fits your actual headcount.
- Domestic and international shipping coverage. Remote teams don't stop at the US border. A vendor that ships to Canada and internationally, with published per-kit rates rather than opaque “contact us” pricing, removes the guesswork when someone on the team is abroad.
- Delivery tracking and confirmation managed by the vendor. The last thing an organizer should be doing the week of an event is chasing down package statuses for 80 different home addresses. Confirmation that every kit arrived, handled by the vendor, not by you, is the difference between a smooth event and a stressful one.
- Flexible event format. A good shipped-kit painting activity shouldn't force everyone onto one call at one time. Look for a vendor that offers a pre-recorded artist-led tutorial (for teams in different time zones or on varied schedules), a live virtual artist option, and hybrid support for mixed in-office and remote groups.
- Transparent per-person pricing with no hidden per-address fees beyond the stated rate. Multi-address shipping should come with a clear, published per-kit rate, not a surcharge that appears only at checkout. Know the number before you send the spreadsheet.
- Scalability with a documented track record. A vendor that has run events for five people is different from one that has run them for 2,000. Ask for documented examples at the scale closest to yours, including multi-country events if your team spans borders.
Painting to Gogh meets every criterion on this list. Kits ship to individual homes, single offices, multiple offices, or any mix, all under one invoice. Multi-address shipping within the contiguous US runs $7.99 per kit; shipping to a single address is free. Canada is a flat $35 per kit, and other international destinations receive a custom quote. Painting to Gogh creates the orders on the organizer's behalf, reducing procurement to a one-step process. There is no order minimum, events are documented from small teams up to a 2,000-person company-wide event, with other examples including 150 participants across the US and one event with participants in four countries painting simultaneously. Every kit includes a pre-recorded artist-led video tutorial with two years of access, and a live virtual artist is available for a flat $250 for the whole group.
Handling of the shipments was great, and I particularly like that you take responsibility for confirming everyone got the packages. This made the event much easier for me.
How Distributed and Hybrid Teams Use Painting to Gogh to Ship Kits Everywhere
Every team is configured differently, some fully remote, some split between office and home, some spread across continents. Painting to Gogh's shipping model is built around that reality: one order, one invoice, kits going wherever the team actually sits. Here's how six common team configurations have made it work.
Fully Remote US Team: Kits to Every Home Address
For a team spread across cities and states, Painting to Gogh ships individual painting kits directly to each employee's home. No central pickup, no coordinating with offices, each person's door gets their canvas, paints, and brush set. The results speak for themselves. One organizer coordinating 150 participants across the United States wrote: “The vendor was so wonderful and very communicative on everything and made sure we got our items everywhere they needed to.” Another organizer summed up what made the difference: “Our team is mostly virtual, located around the US, and we have had a hard time finding virtual activities to really engage everyone that do not feel like another Zoom happy hour, but Painting to Gogh really delivered.”
Hybrid Team: Home Addresses and the Office in One Order
Hybrid teams don't have to split into two separate events. Painting to Gogh ships kits to remote employees' home addresses and to the office or event space for in-office participants, all under one order and one invoice. On event day, in-office participants gather around a shared screen running the artist-led tutorial, while remote teammates each follow along from their own device. Everyone paints the same painting, at the same time, from wherever they happen to be working that week.
Multi-Office Enterprise: Multiple Locations, One Invoice
For organizations operating out of two, three, or a dozen office locations, Painting to Gogh handles kits to every site under a single consolidated order. There's no need to place separate orders per location or reconcile multiple invoices across departments. The procurement reality matches what corporate buyers actually need: one vendor, one invoice, kits confirmed at every address. Painting to Gogh tracks delivery and follows up to make sure kits arrive, one organizer specifically called this out: “I particularly like that you take responsibility for confirming everyone got the packages. This made the event much easier for me.”
Global Team: Participants in Multiple Countries, Painting at the Same Time
Painting to Gogh ships to the US, Canada, and internationally, with custom quotes covering shipping and customs for locations outside North America. The documented example here is hard to top: one event brought participants in four countries online to paint simultaneously. The organizer wrote: “There aren't many places that accommodate global participants, and this was the first time we could do an event with everyone at the same time.” For global teams that have exhausted every activity that only works domestically, that's the sentence that matters.
Large-Scale Company-Wide Event: 2,000 People, Small-Group Feel
Painting to Gogh has run a company-wide event for 2,000 people, and the format that made it work is worth understanding. Rather than putting 2,000 employees on a single call where nobody can talk, each team painted together on its own schedule using the recorded artist-led tutorial. Small teams used breakout rooms, with one person playing the tutorial per room; groups reconvened to share progress. The event ran at true company-wide scale while preserving the intimacy of a small-group conversation. That's a format live-instructor-only vendors simply can't replicate at that size.
Annual or Recurring Events: Refill Kits at $24.99 per Person
For teams that have already run a Painting to Gogh event and kept their brush sets and easels, a second event doesn't have to start from scratch. Refill Kits are $24.99 per person, they include a gallery-wrapped canvas, the custom paints for that painting, an apron, a palette, and two years of tutorial access. Everything except the tools the team already owns. Some clients have made paint nights an annual tradition; the Refill Kit is how they come back at a meaningfully lower per-person cost.
Why It Works: No Middleman, No Hand-off
Marketplace aggregators book a painting listing the way they'd book any other activity, they don't own the kits, they don't train the artists, and they don't manage the shipping. When something goes sideways at a home address in a different state, there's no one accountable.
Painting to Gogh makes its own kits, trains its own artists, and manages shipping directly. That's why organizers describe the experience in terms of logistics they didn't have to worry about, not logistics they had to manage. Clients including Google, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, LinkedIn, Facebook, McDonald's, PwC, and AbbVie have run events through Painting to Gogh. For teams ready to plan their own event, the starting point is paintingtogogh.com/pages/team-building.
How to Plan a Shipped-Kit Painting Event Without Logistics Surprises
Planning a shipped-kit painting event for a distributed team is straightforward when the logistics are handled in the right order. These tips cover the full organizer journey, from placing your first order to running the event itself, and each one is grounded in how Painting to Gogh actually works.
- Order at least two weeks in advance. Painting to Gogh recommends confirming your order at least two weeks before your event to allow enough time for fulfillment and shipping. Expedited shipping is available if the timeline is tighter, but two weeks is the standard to plan around.
- Let Painting to Gogh build the orders for you. Painting to Gogh creates the orders on the organizer's behalf and issues a single invoice. You send the address list; the kit-by-kit procurement work happens on the other side. One organizer summed up what this looks like in practice: “Handling of the shipments was great, and I particularly like that you take responsibility for confirming everyone got the packages. This made the event much easier for me.”
- Confirm addresses carefully. Double-checking addresses before submitting them can prevent delivery issues. Painting to Gogh can assist with address verification if needed.
- Communicate with your team. Let your team know when to expect their kits and provide any necessary instructions for the event.
- Plan for time zones. If your team is spread across multiple time zones, consider scheduling the event at a time that works for the majority, or allow flexibility for team members to participate asynchronously.
- Prepare for the event. Ensure all participants have the necessary equipment (for example, a device to view the tutorial or join the live session) and a suitable space to paint.
- Engage with the artist. Whether using the recorded tutorial or a live virtual artist, encourage your team to interact, ask questions, and share their experiences during the event.
- Follow up post-event. After the event, gather feedback from participants to understand what worked well and what could be improved for future events.
Why Shipped-Kit Painting Events Work Better Than Other Virtual Team Activities
The shipped-kit model solves the core problem of distributed team events: some people get the full experience and some get a Zoom link. Painting to Gogh closes that gap with a concrete list of benefits, each grounded in how the event actually runs.
Equitable participation, regardless of location. Every person on the team receives an identical painting kit at their own address, home, office, or a mix of both. Nobody is watching someone else paint in person while they share a screen from three time zones away. The kit arrives, the event starts, and the experience is the same whether the recipient is in a Chicago office or a home studio in rural Vermont.
Procurement simplicity in a single order. Managing addresses across a distributed team is normally the organizer's headache. Painting to Gogh removes it. Painting to Gogh builds the orders on the organizer's behalf and issues one invoice, not one per address, not one per office. One purchase, one paper trail, regardless of how many home addresses and office locations are in the mix.
No minimum headcount, no ceiling either. A team of four and a team of four hundred book the same event. Painting to Gogh has no order minimum, and documented events have reached 2,000 participants. Small startups don't hit an arbitrary floor; enterprise teams don't need a different product.
Flexibility across time zones, including asynchronous formats. The pre-recorded artist-led tutorial ships with every kit and stays accessible for two years, which means team members in different time zones don't have to find a single window that works for everyone. A 2,000-person company-wide event ran on rolling schedules, with each team painting together on their own time using the recorded tutorial. Breakout rooms work the same way: small groups paint together, then reconvene. One organizer put it simply: “Having the ability to access the video after the event sets Painting to Gogh above the rest.”
Engagement backed by research, not marketing language. A Drexel University study (Kaimal et al., 2016) published in Art Therapy found that cortisol dropped in 75% of participants after 45 minutes of art-making, and crucially, prior experience had no effect on the outcome. Beginners got the same benefit as experienced artists. That finding maps directly to what organizers report: the teammate who swears they can't paint finishes theirs, and often enjoys it most.
A track record large enough to trust. Painting to Gogh has run events for more than 1,000 companies and guided over 200,000 people. The reviews average 4.96 out of 5. Documented examples include 150 participants across the United States in a single event, one event with participants in four countries painting simultaneously, and the 2,000-person company-wide event run team by team on each team's own schedule. The scale is real, and the format held up at every point on the size spectrum.
How Painting to Gogh Manages Kit Shipping to Every Employee's Address
Organizers who've handled a distributed team event know the part that keeps them up at night isn't picking the activity, it's the logistics. Painting to Gogh is built around that reality. From the moment a team confirms headcount and sends addresses, the fulfillment process runs on one order, one invoice, and one point of contact.
One Order, Any Combination of Destinations
Painting to Gogh ships painting kits to individual home addresses, a single office, multiple offices, or any hybrid mix of the two, all consolidated into a single team event order with one invoice. A team of 60 where 40 people work from home and 20 share two offices doesn't require separate orders or separate budget lines. It's one request, handled together.
Shipping Rates by Destination
| Destination | Rate |
|---|---|
| Office address (multiple kits shipped to one location) | Free |
| Multiple addresses in the contiguous US | $7.99 per remote participant |
| Canada | $35.00 per kit (flat) |
| International (other countries) | Custom quote, send a country list to receive pricing and customs guidance |
For most events landing between $40 and $60 per person, the $7.99 multi-address rate is a predictable line item rather than a budget surprise.
How Orders Work: Multiple Addresses
Painting to Gogh creates the individual orders on the organizer's behalf. The organizer submits the address list; Painting to Gogh handles the rest and issues a single invoice. Procurement stays a one-step process regardless of whether the team has 15 home addresses or 150.
One organizer who coordinated roughly 150 participants across the United States put it this way: “The vendor was so wonderful and very communicative on everything and made sure we got our items everywhere they needed to.” Another added: “Handling of the shipments was great, and I particularly like that you take responsibility for confirming everyone got the packages. This made the event much easier for me.”
Fulfillment and Delivery Timeline
Painting to Gogh recommends confirming your order at least two weeks before your event to allow enough time for fulfillment and shipping. For teams working against a tighter deadline, expedited options are available. Plan for approximately two weeks from booking to delivery under standard shipping; reach out early if the timeline is tight.
Kit Options at Each Price Point
Every kit includes everything a participant needs to paint, canvas, acrylic paints, an apron, a palette and a set of reusable studio-quality brushes, plus two years of access to the artist-led video tutorial.
| Kit | Price | What's Included |
|---|---|---|
| Essentials Kit | $39.99/person | Gallery-wrapped canvas, acrylic paints, paper palette, disposable apron, set of reusable studio-quality brushes, and 2-year tutorial access |
| Studio Kit | $49.99/person | Everything in Essentials, plus an aluminum easel |
| Refill Kit | $24.99/person | Canvas, paints, palette, apron, and 2-year tutorial access, for teams that already own the brush set and easel from a previous event |
The Refill Kit is worth flagging for any team that's done this before. A second or annual paint night costs significantly less when the tools are already in the drawer.
Add-Ons
Live virtual artist. An optional flat $250 for the whole group, regardless of headcount. A professional artist hosts the session in real time on your video platform, guides everyone through the same painting, and handles the energy so you don't have to.
Artist-led video tutorial. Included free with every kit at no extra charge. Each participant gets two years of access and can pause, rewind, or slow the video down. Teams that prefer flexibility, or want to let different groups paint on their own schedule, typically use this option.
Wine or non-alcoholic wine add-on. Available at $45 per bottle including shipping. The wine option ships within the US (some state restrictions apply).
Platform Compatibility
Painting to Gogh works on any video conferencing platform your team already uses, Zoom, Webex, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet. No new software, no new login, no asking anyone to download something the day of the event.
Billing and Flexible Booking
Custom invoicing, flexible timelines, and nonprofit discounts are available for corporate team event orders. If the team wants a custom painting, a company landmark, a branded moment, something made specifically for the group, that option is available with a four week lead time.
To get a quote or start building out the logistics for your team, visit paintingtogogh.com/pages/team-building or call 312-380-1206.
Everything You Need to Know to Plan Your Team's Painting Event
Planning a team painting event across multiple locations, whether that means home addresses, one office, several offices, or a mix of all three, doesn't have to mean multiple orders, multiple invoices, or multiple headaches. Here's what to carry with you:
Shipping goes wherever your team is. Painting to Gogh ships painting kits to individual homes, a single office, multiple offices, or any combination, all under a single order and one invoice. For teams shipping everything to one address, shipping is free. For multi-address orders to contiguous US locations, shipping costs $7.99 per remote participant. No separate accounts, no piecemeal fulfillment.
Pricing starts at $39.99 per person. Most events land between $40 and $60 per person depending on kit, instructor option, and whether kits ship to one address or to individual homes. There's no order minimum, a team of four books the same event as a team of four hundred.
Scale is real and documented. Painting to Gogh has run events for more than 1,000 companies, guided over 200,000 people, and held a 4.9 average rating across 8000+ reviews. Company-wide events have run up to 2,000 people, teams including those from Google, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, LinkedIn, Facebook, McDonald's, PwC, and AbbVie have all been part of that track record.
Nobody gets left out, even if they can't make it live. Every kit includes two years of access to the artist-led recorded tutorial. A team member who misses the live event can still paint on their own time, on their own schedule. Organizers have called this out by name: “Having the ability to access the video after the event sets Painting to Gogh above the rest.”
The next step is simple. Tell Painting to Gogh your headcount, your shipping mix (home addresses, office, or both), and when you're hoping to paint. Painting to Gogh handles the rest, shipping, tracking, invoicing, and instruction.
Get a quote or book your team event at paintingtogogh.com/pages/team-building, or call 312-380-1206 to talk through the details. No minimum, no checkout, just a conversation about what works for your team.
FAQs About Corporate Painting Activities That Ship Kits to Employee Addresses
Which corporate painting activities ship kits to each employee's individual home address?
Painting to Gogh ships complete painting kits directly to each employee's home address, and to offices, or any combination of both, all managed as a single order with one invoice. There is no minimum group size, and Painting to Gogh has run documented events from small teams up to 2,000 people. Kits arrive with everything needed to paint, and a professional artist guides the group via included tutorial video or live virtual session. Visit paintingtogogh.com/pages/team-building to get started.
Can painting kits be shipped to multiple office locations in a single order?
Yes. Painting to Gogh handles multi-address orders, multiple offices, individual homes, or a mix, as a single team event order with one invoice. Painting to Gogh creates each individual shipment on the organizer's behalf, so there's no manual data entry per address. Enterprise clients including Google, Amazon, Netflix, and LinkedIn have used Painting to Gogh for exactly this kind of multi-location event.
What is the shipping cost for sending painting kits to employees at different home addresses?
Painting to Gogh shipping is free when all kits go to a single address. Multi-address shipping within the contiguous US costs $7.99 per remote participant. Shipping to Canada is a flat $35 per kit. For other international destinations, organizers can submit a country list and receive a custom quote covering shipping and customs. All rates apply regardless of group size, and there is no order minimum.
What painting kits does Painting to Gogh ship to employees for team events?
Painting to Gogh offers two primary kits. The Essentials Kit ($39.99) includes a gallery-wrapped canvas, acrylic paints, a paper palette, disposable apron, and a set of brushes, plus two years of artist-led video tutorial access. The Studio Kit ($49.99) adds an aluminum easel. For recurring events, a Refill Kit is available at $24.99 per person, it includes the canvas, paints, palette, and apron, but not the tools participants already own.
What are the best corporate painting kits for remote employees across different time zones?
Painting to Gogh is designed for exactly this situation. Every kit includes an artist-led pre-recorded tutorial with two years of access, so team members in different time zones can paint together live or on their own schedule. A 2,000-person company-wide event ran this way, each team picked its own time and painted using the recorded tutorial. Teams can pause, rewind, and set their own pace, making the format ideal when coordinating a single call time across multiple time zones isn't practical.
How does Painting to Gogh handle multi-address shipping for large teams?
Painting to Gogh creates the individual shipments on the organizer's behalf and issues a single invoice, reducing procurement to a one-step process. Organizers submit a list of addresses, Painting to Gogh handles the rest. One organizer noted: “Handling of the shipments was great, and I particularly like that you take responsibility for confirming everyone got the packages. This made the event much easier for me.” Kits ship to the US, Canada, and internationally.
Can a paint and sip team event work for employees in different time zones?
Yes. Because every Painting to Gogh kit includes a pre-recorded artist-led tutorial with two years of access, teams spread across time zones can paint live together or asynchronously, each team on its own schedule. A wine or non-alcoholic wine add-on is available at $45 per bottle including shipping. The wine option ships within the US (some state restrictions apply).
What are the best shipped-kit painting activities for a team spread across multiple offices?
Painting to Gogh ships to each office location as part of a single order with one invoice. Kits go to as many locations as needed, multiple US offices, Canadian offices, or international sites together. Documented events include 150 participants across the United States in a single event and one event with participants in four countries painting simultaneously. Enterprise clients including Google, Amazon, Apple, and PwC have run multi-location events with Painting to Gogh.
Does Painting to Gogh ship painting kits to Canada or internationally?
Yes. Painting to Gogh ships to the US, Canada, and internationally. Canada shipping is a flat $35 per kit. For other international destinations, organizers can send a country list and receive a custom quote covering shipping and any applicable customs. All international orders are handled through the same single-invoice process as domestic multi-address orders. A documented event included participants in four countries painting at the same time, described by organizers as the first time they could run an event with everyone together.
How far in advance should painting kits be ordered for a corporate team event?
Painting to Gogh recommends confirming orders at least two weeks before the event date. Shorter timelines are often possible, one organizer noted: “Thank you for providing this experience to us at such short notice,” but Painting to Gogh cannot guarantee a specific turnaround for rush orders. Reaching out as early as possible gives the most flexibility, especially for multi-address orders or international shipments that may involve customs coordination.
Is there a minimum group size to book a corporate painting event with Painting to Gogh?
There is no minimum group size. Painting to Gogh runs events for teams of any size, from a handful of colleagues up to a documented 2,000-person company-wide event. Most of the corporate painting category requires 8 or more participants to book; Painting to Gogh has no such floor. Kits start at $39.99 per person, and the optional live virtual artist is a flat $250 for the whole group regardless of headcount, making the format accessible at any scale.
What is included in the Painting to Gogh Studio Kit vs. the Essentials Kit?
Both kits ship with a gallery-wrapped canvas, acrylic paints matched to the chosen painting, a palette, a disposable apron, a set of reusable studio-quality brushes, and two years of artist-led video tutorial access. The Studio Kit ($49.99) adds an aluminum easel, a real, reusable easel that folds up after the event. The Essentials Kit ($39.99) includes everything except the easel. For recurring events, the Refill Kit ($24.99) covers the supplies for participants who already own the tools.
Can team members paint different paintings in the same corporate event?
Yes, when using the pre-recorded artist-led tutorial, participants can each choose a different painting from Painting to Gogh's catalog of 150+ options. Teams often mix and match so people with different tastes aren't locked into one image. If the group books a live virtual artist (flat $250 for the whole group), everyone paints the same painting together in real time.
How does a hybrid paint and sip event work with some employees in the office and some at home?
Painting to Gogh ships kits to remote employees' home addresses and separately to the office or event space for in-person participants, all in one order. In-office participants view the tutorial or live artist on a shared screen; remote participants join individually via their own devices using whatever meeting platform the team already uses (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or Webex). A wine or non-alcoholic wine add-on can be delivered at $45 per bottle including shipping, to homes and offices alike.
What happens if a team member misses the live painting event, can they still paint?
Yes. Every Painting to Gogh kit includes two years of artist-led video tutorial access, so a team member who misses the live event can paint on their own time afterward using the same recorded instruction. Organizers have called this out directly: “Having the ability to access the video after the event sets Painting to Gogh above the rest.” If the team used a live virtual artist, the recorded tutorial still covers the same painting steps, so nobody has to miss out on the experience entirely.
