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Which Paint and Sip Character Are You?

We have managed to find all kinds of weird and wonderful people that have joined us at our Pinot & Picasso studios across Australia and New Zealand. These have become characters in the world of Pinot & Picasso, and there is a high chance that you (or one of your nearest and dearest) fit into one of the characteristics. Let’s see if you can predict which one you’ll be at our paint and sip session:

1. Samantha Jones: The one who loves a drink

It’s no secret that our customers love a glass of wine or two… or eight. They’ll often be the loudest in the room with their apron half falling off. You’ll never see their glass get low as top-ups are frequent. Despite being a little boozy, they always have a good time with their friends at Pinot & Picasso – even if they’re getting filmed by their friends.

2. Barney Stinson: The overly competitive one

We all know one… and if you can’t think of one, it’s probably you. You’ll see this wild-eyed character with a paintbrush in hand and a paintbrush tucked behind their ear while they are frantically painting. They will keep one eye on their artwork and the other on their ‘rivals’. They won’t settle for anything less than being the best. We’ll let our hosts decide.

3. Emily Cooper: The Social Media Muse

Step aside; the TikTokker is here. Dressed to the nines with a cute bag and heeled boots, you won’t catch them without their phone in hand. Guaranteed to be filming short clips for their TikTok. You’ll definitely find their video on your ‘For You’ page, and don’t lie, you’ll be watching it a few times and saving it.

4. Jim Halpert: The boyfriend who got dragged along that low-key loves it

Happy wife, happy life? Although they have been forced to tag along with the missus, the smile on their face is bound to appear sooner or later, even if it’s painted on. They won’t be standing with their arms folded looking depresso for too long inside our Pinot & Picasso studios. With a beer in hand, they’ll soon forget about whatever excuse they made to try and not come.

5. Joey Tribbiani: The one who came for the snacks

Is there a bag of chips missing? It won’t take long to find the culprit who often has food stuck to their hand the entire night. They won’t be stressing about whether they’ve painted in the right spot, but they will be anxious about whether the snacks will last the session.

6. Jack Dawson: The Closeted Picasso

This secret superstar will always play it shy and humble in the paint and sip environment. They won’t tell anyone, even their closest friends about their dirty, little secret. That’s right – their hidden talent of being a natural artist, just like Picasso. Despite being envious of their talent and flawless artwork, don’t be shy in asking them for tips on painting or for them to fix that accidental smudge mark on the corner of your canvas – someone must’ve put it there…

So, which character will you be at Pinot & Picasso? We have one that represents us, and that’s Pierre. Hint: he’s all 6 characters. Book your paint and sip session at your Pinot & Picasso studio today.

What to wear to a Pinot & Picasso session.

We get it. It’s a tough decision to decide what to wear to your Pinot & Picasso session. Here are some tips from our Pinot & Picasso hosts to help you dress to impress at your paint and sip UK session:

Comfort is key

Simple can be very effective for a paint and sip session. There is nothing worse than regretting wearing something that you just don’t feel comfy in. Jeans and a nice top will always look on brand and chic at the Pinot & Picasso studios.

You can always be inspired by your chosen artwork. Painting ELTON? Channel sequins and feather boas. No.5? Florals are groundbreaking. Frida? Flower crowns are a stunning look, always.

White is for the daring

While you might wear pink on Wednesdays, white is just not the colour when dealing with messy products like paint. If you’re planning to go out on the town after your paint and sip class, it might be best to choose a colour that could camouflage any paint spots!

If you are bold enough to wear white to a sip and paint session, it’s gotta be for a Neon Nights class. White is the most popping colour under UV lights.

Leave your designer clothes for the runway

No one wants to hear someone complaining about paint on their clothes, especially designer clothes. Those articles of clothing are not fabricated for art studios. Best to save the designer outfits for another occasion (or the runway!).

If you do happen to get paint on your clothes, our artists will give you tips on how to avoid staining and save your clothes. They are our heroes.

Go hard on accessories

There are other ways to make your outfit go from chick to chic. Statement jewellery items will always earn a big tick – and even some compliments.

Accessories like earrings, necklaces or headbands will never look out of fashion at our UK paint and sip studios. It also shows us a bit of your personality – yes, we want to get to know you.

Swap high heels for low riders

Since we are dealing with paint, you want to make sure you are eliminating all possible opportunities where paint can land on you. Enclosed shoes are highly recommended in the sip and paint studio environment.

While heels and sandals can jazz up your outfit, it is preferred to keep it comfy and casual with enclosed shoes like sneakers or boots. This doesn’t mean we’re going to send you away if you come in sandals or high heels – it is only a recommendation. It all depends on what you’re celebrating at your paint and sip session.

All in all, be sure to wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on. While you will be wearing a Pinot & Picasso apron, we can’t guarantee that you might get a splash of paint on yourself – it is all part of the fun.

Now you know what to wear to a paint and sip session, book your Pinot & Picasso experience today.

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