An immersive painting experience where creativity meets colour on every brushstroke. Open to all skill levels — step-by-step guidance, all materials included, no prior experience needed.
THE WORKSHOP
Canvas painting workshop for an immersive experience where creativity meets color on every brushstroke. Set in a relaxed studio environment, this session welcomes participants of all skill levels to explore the art of painting.
With step-by-step guidance from Rajni Dutta, you'll work on your own canvas using professional materials provided at the venue. No prior experience is necessary — just show up with curiosity and a love for art.
PRICING
Per session, per person. All materials included. Book solo or bring a group of four.
All fees are exclusive of GST. Sessions are by appointment only.
WHY CHOOSE US
From your first brushstroke to taking home a finished canvas — here’s what makes the workshop different.
Whether you've never held a brush or paint regularly, Rajni adapts her instruction to your level. Every participant receives personalised feedback — not just a group demo.
Professional canvas, acrylic paints, brushes, palette, apron, and easel are all provided. You only need to show up — we take care of everything else.
Our studio in C.R. Park is designed for creative flow — calm, distraction-free, and away from screens and deadlines. A genuine break from your routine.
Sessions are kept small so Rajni can give every participant dedicated time and guidance throughout, not just during the introduction.
Your finished artwork is yours to keep. Leave with a completed canvas you're proud of — a real, tangible reminder that you can create something beautiful.
Solo, as a couple, or as a small group — a canvas painting workshop makes for a memorable birthday gift, date night, team outing, or parent-child activity.
CANVAS PAINTING WORKSHOP
Short clips from canvas painting workshop sessions
THE ARTIST BEHIND Rajni Dutta Art & Design
Rajni Dutta · Founder
Rajni Dutta is a contemporary artist, designer, and the creative force behind Rajni Dutta Art, a South Delhi – based art and design studio known for its unique fusion of tradition and modernity. With a deep-rooted passion for India’s cultural and artistic heritage, Rajni specializes in folk art fusion, reinterpreting classical art forms such as Mandala, Gond, Warli, Madhubani, Pattachitra, Kalamkari, Pichwai, and Lippan through a contemporary perspective.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Everything you need to know before enrolling. Still have a question?
No. The workshop welcomes complete beginners and experienced painters alike. Rajni provides step-by-step guidance adapted to each participant’s level.
High-quality canvas, acrylic paints, brushes, palette, apron, and easel are all included. You only need to show up.
Each canvas painting workshop session upto 90 minutes.
Yes.
At our studio in C.R. Park, South Delhi. Sessions are by appointment — book via WhatsApp to confirm your date and time.
Yes. Your finished artwork is yours to keep.
Have more questions? Chat with us on WhatsApp
You don't want to sign up for a term-long course. You want to sit down, paint something real, and walk out with a finished canvas the same day. That's exactly what a canvas painting workshop is built for — a single guided session, no experience required, held in a group but paced so everyone finishes at their own speed. This page covers what you'll paint, who it suits, how sessions run, what's included, the cost, and how to book across Delhi NCR.
A canvas painting workshop is a single guided session where a professional artist walks a small group through creating a complete acrylic painting on canvas, step by step, from a blank surface to a finished piece. It typically runs two to three hours and needs no prior art experience. Everyone leaves with their own canvas, painted by their own hand.
The difference between this and a class is commitment. A class builds skill over weeks; a workshop gets you one good result in one sitting. That makes it the right fit for someone testing whether they even enjoy painting, someone who wants a single creative afternoon rather than a standing appointment, or a group looking for something to do together that isn't dinner.
Every step is demonstrated before you attempt it, so you're never staring at a blank canvas wondering where to start. The artist breaks the painting into stages — sketch, base colours, detail, highlights — and the whole room moves through them together, at a pace that doesn't leave anyone behind.
Most people who book have never painted before, and that's genuinely fine. The workshop is designed around that, not around people who already know what they're doing. Guidance stays close enough that even someone convinced they "can't paint" finishes with something they're happy to hang.
That said, it works just as well for people with some experience who want a relaxed session without the structure of ongoing lessons — a chance to paint without homework, so to speak. Mixed-skill groups are common and not a problem; the guided steps flex enough that a confident painter can add extra detail while a first-timer sticks to the basics.
The subject depends on what brought you in. These are the three directions most bookings take.
A pre-planned painting — a sunset, a landscape, a floral piece, an abstract design — chosen because it teaches useful technique (blending, colour mixing, basic composition) while still looking good on a first attempt. This is the default for most one-off bookings and the easiest option if you're not sure what you want to paint.
Want to paint a specific place, a pet, or an idea you've had in mind? Bring a reference photo and the session is built around it instead. This takes a bit more planning ahead, so it's worth mentioning when you book rather than turning up with it on the day.
For friends, families, or small teams, the group can work on one large shared canvas or on individual panels that join into a single piece once finished. It's a strong option if the point of the day is doing something together rather than each person taking home their own separate painting. For a larger team specifically, the corporate art workshops page covers the dedicated team-building version of this.
Bookings run from solo sign-ups to private group takeovers. Here's how the common options compare:
| Booking type | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Solo / open session | Trying it out, meeting fellow hobbyists | Joins a small scheduled group |
| Friends or family group | A shared afternoon or evening out | Book the whole slot together |
| Private group booking | Birthdays, get-togethers, small celebrations | Flexible date and timing |
| At-venue session | Groups wanting their own space | We set up at a café, home, or venue in NCR |
A session runs two to three hours depending on the piece's detail. That's enough time to finish properly without rushing the last stage, which is usually where a painting either comes together or falls apart. If you're after something more social with drinks and a party feel rather than a focused workshop, our art party for adults is the looser, celebration-oriented version of the same idea.
Turn up and paint — the rest is handled:
Canvases are ready to hang once fully dry, which for acrylic is usually within a day or two of the session.
Pricing is generally per-person and depends on a few factors, so there's no single flat number:
Open sessions on a set theme tend to be the most affordable way in. Tell us your group size and whether you want a standard piece or your own reference, and you'll get a clear price before booking.
The studio is in C.R. Park, South Delhi, easy to reach from across Delhi NCR — South Delhi, Greater Kailash, Nehru Place, and the surrounding areas especially. If you've searched for a canvas painting workshop near you in the capital region, this is a genuine in-person, guided session rather than a self-serve paint kit.
For groups who'd rather stay local, we can also set up at a home, café, or venue anywhere in NCR — the same materials and guidance, just brought to you.
Booking takes a couple of minutes:
Sessions are led by folk-art fusion artist Rajni Dutta, from a working studio in C.R. Park — someone who paints and teaches for a living, not a rotating roster reading from a script. That's the difference between a workshop where you copy steps and one where you're actually taught technique you can use again.
For a little reassurance before you book: the studio has been featured by Hindustan Times, Business Standard, ThePrint, and ANI, and has run creative sessions for organisations including Airbnb, Qualcomm, upGrad, and Shoppers Stop. You can read more about the artist and the studio if you'd like to know who's teaching.
If a single session leaves you wanting more, the same studio runs ongoing art classes for adults, where a one-off afternoon can turn into a proper weekly habit.
No. Most people who book have never painted before. Every step is demonstrated first, and the pace is set so beginners aren't left behind while more confident painters can add extra detail.
Either a pre-planned guided theme like a landscape or floral piece, or your own reference photo if you bring one and let us know in advance. Groups can also work on a shared collaborative canvas.
Around two to three hours, depending on the piece's detail. That's enough time to finish properly without rushing the final stage, which usually makes the biggest difference to how the painting turns out.
Yes. You can join a scheduled open session solo, book with friends or family, or arrange a private group session with flexible timing. We can also set up at a home, café, or venue elsewhere in Delhi NCR.
A canvas, all paints and brushes, an apron, and guidance throughout are included. You take your finished canvas home the same day; acrylic paint is usually fully dry and ready to hang within a day or two.
Book a canvas painting workshop at our C.R. Park studio, South Delhi. All materials included — just show up.