Youth Spray Paint Workshop in Livingston, Montana

Inspiring the next generation of artists, one spray can at a time.

Art is more than something we create. It’s a powerful tool for self-expression, connection, confidence, and discovering what’s possible.

During the first stop of the Spraycation 2026 Mural Tour in Livingston, Montana, I partnered with Studio49 to lead an interactive spray paint workshop for local youth, introducing young creatives to the colorful world of graffiti, street art, and aerosol painting.

Through hands-on instruction, creative exploration, and a whole lot of encouragement, participants experimented with spray paint, explored their individual artistic styles, and experienced the joy of creating something uniquely their own.

As a self-taught artist whose creative journey began with a love for graffiti, skateboard culture, and street art, I’m passionate about making creative expression accessible and inspiring young people to pursue their curiosity without limitations.

These workshops are about much more than learning a new artistic technique. They’re about building confidence, encouraging individuality, and empowering young people to recognize the value of their own creative voices.

The collaboration with Studio49 reflects the greater mission behind Spraycation: using art as a catalyst for meaningful connections, creative exploration, and positive community impact. See the Livingston mural.

Because sometimes all it takes is one creative experience to spark a lifelong passion.

All of my 2026 Spraycation youth workshops were sponsored by Jerry’s Artarama Austin, who donated sketchbooks and take-home canvases, and LOOP Colors USA, who provided the spray paint, including water-based cans made for young artists.

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