From Axel:

People love playing games. Both alone and with their friends ... cooperative, competitive or just to tell a story. And people love art. They love creativity and cherish ways to express themselves. They love to see things grow. And experiencing personal improvement can be very powerful and endearing.

During my time in the hobby of miniature-painting and tabletop role-playing games, I have come to realize time and time again that this holds true. This hobby has become a steady pillar in my life that has made the good times even more vibrant and colorful, but also carried me through the darker and more difficult ones. Until four years ago I couldn't have imagined that something as unimportant as finishing the paintjob on a new hero for my local "Warcry" campaign or the successful "great reveal" of the big bad evil guy to the players in my long running Dungeons and Dragons campaign could give me so much energy. 

I think it's the combination of all these aspects that makes this hobby so worth pursuing. The calm and almost meditative quiet of painting, the brain-tackling strategic planning of your army composition, next strategic move or next level-up of your character and eventually the laughter, emotions and role-playing while rolling weird-shaped dice. 

That's why I want to get other people into this hobby, too. I want to help them make their first (or second) steps into this wonderful hobby where they can then go off and explore, create, grow and enjoy on their own and in their own unique way. 

Below you'll find a few ways how we've been teaching so far. Most of the workshops and events you'll find here are tailor-made and have been designed with the clients heavily involved in the process themselves. Check them out to fuel your creativity and don't hesitate to contact us if you have an idea. We're always happy to help create something to spread the love for this incredibly fulfilling hobby.