Short Answer: 2 hour guided painting class with up to 30 people. We come to you. We bring the supplies, you bring your wonderful selves and some food and drink of your choosing. Talking, singing, dancing, and general merry-making encouraged, though not required.
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I’m so glad you wanted to know more.
Wubblys’ is the supplier of good times and the enabler of hidden talents the world* over. On the surface, we provide a 2 hour painting class where we show you exactly how to paint a beautiful** work of art. But when you begin to look just below the surface… that’s still exactly what we do. What makes us different than similar classes you may’ve heard of is that we come to you!
“You come to me?”
That’s right! In fact, that’s literally what I just said.
“But how does it work”
Well hold your horses and let me finish because I was just about to get to that part.
We pack up our totes filled with paints, easels, brushes, a PA system, and exactly one art teacher and we bring them to you.
The only thing you need is the tables or floor space. That, and the people. Ok so that’s the only two things you need. And some food and drink. Alright, so that’s three, possibly four things that you need, but that’s really it! We recommend some kind of table/floor coverings as well, unless you’re in the mood to be finding blue and red specks everywhere for the rest of time.
We do not have a physical location, this is a BYOP (bring your own premesis) type of deal. I promise this is beneficial to you and to us. It’s better for you because you don’t have to deal with traffic and parking in a place you’ve never been before, and it’s better for us because – and I’ll be totally honest here – property is expensive.
If all that sounds good to you, you should give us a call! Or not. I’m a website, not your dad. But if you do feel like giving us a call, an email, or even a cheeky lil’ text, you can reach us at info@wubblys.com or (425) 954-5494. We look forward to hearing from you, or not hearing from you, you mysterious enigma, you.
Paints and Pencils,
-John C. Wubblys