Anniversary Art Jamming Experience Singapore
Paint each other's portrait, or create one canvas together — either way, you leave with something that's still on your wall next anniversary. A genuinely different way to mark the date than another dinner reservation.
Dinner ends. This doesn't.
A nice dinner is still a nice dinner — but by next week neither of you can describe what you actually talked about. Here's the honest comparison.
Reservation, dress code, the bill
Conversation across a table, same as any night
Nothing physical to keep afterward
Ends the moment you leave the restaurant
Side by side, actually making something
Conversation happens naturally, not performed
A portrait or canvas that hangs on your wall
Still there next anniversary, and the one after
Paint each other's portrait
Not a couple's selfie filtered through an app — an actual portrait, painted by the person who knows your face best. Sit facing each other, take turns as subject and artist, and end up with two honestly-made portraits of each other.
Facilitator demo
A quick proportion and shape-building guide — no art background needed. Most couples arrive convinced they "can't draw faces" and leave surprised.
Sit facing each other
One of you sits as subject while the other sketches and paints, then you switch. The studio sets up easels facing inward, not side-by-side.
Paint, talk, laugh at the early sketches
This is the part couples remember — the unflattering first attempts, the "wait, is that my nose?" moments, before it actually starts looking like you.
Swap finished portraits
You leave with the portrait your partner made of you, and they leave with yours. Two honest, hand-made keepsakes of each other.
Two ways to mark the occasion
Portraits of each other, or one shared canvas — both genuinely work, and the right one depends on what kind of keepsake you want on the wall.
Paint Each Other
Two portraits, two keepsakes
The signature format. Each of you ends up with a portrait the other person made — imperfect, personal, and genuinely yours. Best for couples who want individual pieces, or who each want their own portrait to keep separately (one for the office desk, one for home).
Joint Canvas Keepsake
One canvas, made together
One shared canvas, both of you contributing — a landscape, an abstract piece, or a scene meaningful to your relationship. Best for couples who want a single statement piece for the living room rather than two separate portraits, or who prefer collaborating over taking turns.
Whatever year you're marking
The format works at any milestone — what changes is the meaning you bring to it.
First anniversary. The portrait you make of each other now is also the worst either of you will ever paint — which is exactly why it's worth keeping. A baseline to compare against on your 10th.
Fifth anniversary. Long enough together that "another dinner" has genuinely lost its charm. A session like this resets the kind of date you're capable of having.
Tenth anniversary & beyond. If you did the portrait format on an earlier anniversary, bring the old one along — the comparison between the first portrait and a decade-later one says more than any card.
Wedding anniversaries. Engagement anniversary, wedding anniversary, the anniversary of your first date — any of them work. Tell us the occasion when you book and we'll set the studio up accordingly.
Take-home framing — so it actually ends up on the wall
A finished portrait that sits in a drawer for two years isn't much of a keepsake. We offer framing add-ons so you walk out wall-ready, not just canvas-in-hand.
Framing is collected 3–5 days after your session (acrylic needs to fully cure before framing). We'll arrange collection or local delivery. WhatsApp us for current framing rates.
What's included
Everything you need for the session — nothing left for you to source or bring, unless you want to.
Choose your anniversary format
All formats include materials and a facilitator. WhatsApp us with your preferred format and date — we'll confirm pricing and availability together.
Anniversary session FAQs
Questions couples ask before booking.
Neither of us can draw — is the portrait format actually doable?
Can we book the studio privately, just the two of us?
How long does the framing add-on take?
What if we'd rather not paint portraits of each other?
Is alcohol allowed during the session?
Can we add this to a bigger anniversary plan — dinner before or after?
Can we book this as a surprise for my partner?
What if one of us is much more "artistic" than the other?
Book your anniversary session
Choose Paint Each Other or the Joint Canvas Keepsake, tell us your milestone, and we'll set the studio up for it.