Village-Neuf · Alsace
Colourful, playful mess for curious little artists — a fun alternative (or add-on) to classic cake smash energy.
The packagesSome children would rather have colour than cake. For them: a blank canvas, pots of washable, non-toxic paint and complete freedom. Palms pressed flat, feet sliding, a streak of blue on one cheek. We photograph the concentration, the surprise and then the pride at what they've made. We finish with a good wash in warm water, and you leave with your photos and often a real little painting signed with their hands.
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How it goes
A few clean portraits first, then free painting, then the clean-up.
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What to wear
Clothes you don't mind getting messy (or just a nappy), plus a change of clothes.
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Your photos
Within 7 days of the session you'll receive an email with your private Pic-Time gallery: choose your favourites, download them and order prints if you like.
Colour, laughter, and a keepsake canvas
€219
60 min · Deposit at booking: 50%
Options & add-ons
Paint smash + family + all files
€289
60 min · Deposit at booking: 50%
Options & add-ons
Yes, we use washable, non-toxic paints made for young children. Let us know about any skin allergies when you book.
From skin, yes, with warm water. From clothes it usually does, but bring things you won't worry about.
That's completely normal and we're used to it. We take our time, pause for a cuddle, a snack or a change, and let your child come to us. The best pictures often arrive after ten shy minutes.
You'll get your private Pic-Time gallery link by email, within 7 days of the session, and choose your favourites for final editing there.
Yes. From your gallery you can add photos at €12 each, or take the full gallery for €49.
Your slot is confirmed as soon as the arrhes are paid online via Stripe, and they come off the session price. Under French law, if you cancel, the studio keeps them; if the studio cancels for any reason other than force majeure, it pays you back double. You can reschedule once free of charge with at least 7 days' notice.
A question before you book?
