Leave with your own painting — ready to frame the day you make it
A small-setting workshop
A small group of seven, in a semi-private setting at the atelier. Small enough that you never wait for help. Here is what that means for you:
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Pooja stands beside you and corrects your hand In a group of seven that is a promise. In twenty it is only a hope.
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Beginners cannot hide The person who is stuck gets help the moment they need it — not when it is too late.
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Canvas or paper, paint and palette knife ready for you The right surface and materials for your workshop’s medium — prepared before you arrive, and included in the seat.
The method behind “anyone can do it”
Teaching beginners is not a slogan here — it is a method, adapted to whatever medium a workshop is built around (watercolour on paper, acrylic or palette knife on canvas). You follow Pooja’s demonstration, not theory in the air. She works beside you until the technique lands in your hands. And you leave with a finished piece — not a half-done start.
Who you’ll learn from
Pooja Verma’s own canvases are made in oil and in acrylic painted by palette knife, and her work hangs in twenty countries. In her teaching sessions she works in watercolour, acrylic and palette knife — and she hands the palette knife to novices every week. But the standard she is held to is simpler: will you, a beginner, leave with a finished painting ready to hang? That is the test she stands behind with a full money-back guarantee.
“She gets everyone painting” — that is not her claim. It is what participants repeat.
What they said, and what they took home
“Loved Pooja’s workshop! She teaches watercolour, acrylic and especially her beautiful palette-knife technique with so much passion. I’m so happy to have a piece of her work hanging in my living room now. I’m definitely coming back!”
“Pooja is an incredible artist that I have been following for years. Coming home with a new piece of art each time is so gratifying, and the atmosphere is extremely welcoming.”
“It had a good mixture of structure and free flow, allowing each artist to express in their own ways.”
“I attended Pooja’s acrylic knife painting workshop. Had a really wonderful experience learning from her. What a pleasure it was to share stories and paint a beautiful art piece. Will be joining her soon again for water colour workshops as well.”
“Pooja was a great instructor during our workshop on the palette knife with acrylics. I had a great time and walked away with a gorgeous painting.”
What they made
Finished pieces, ready to hang — the result you’re leaving with. (First photo: a quarterly city-centre Bunk session; the rest are atelier works.)
Hang your painting on the wall. Live with it for a week. If you don’t absolutely love it, return it and you get every euro back. No forms, no questions. The risk is entirely on us — which is how we prove we are confident in what you’ll make.