The Big Picture™
In this event, your group produces a giant mural made up of many separate canvasses. First, small teams collaborate to complete their own sections. Once finished, all sections are assembled to reveal the full masterpiece.
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In-Person
Team Size
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20 - 1,000
Time Needed
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2+ hours
Outcomes
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Problem Solving
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Leadership
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Collaboration & Accomplishing Common Goal
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Creativity & Resourcefulness
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Paint a giant collaborative mural
The Big Picture™ is a collaborative art and team building experience that transforms individual contributions into a stunning collective masterpiece. In this creative team building activity, participants are divided into small teams, with each group responsible for painting a section of a much larger image. At first, teams only see their own piece of the puzzle, requiring communication, collaboration, attention to detail, and trust to ensure every line, color, and design element connects seamlessly.
As teams work together, they discover how individual efforts contribute to a shared vision—making The Big Picture™ a powerful metaphor for workplace teamwork, company culture, and organizational success.
The final artwork can be customized to reflect your company’s brand, mission, values, strategic goals, conference theme, product launch, corporate anniversary, or a meaningful visual representation of your team’s journey. Whether you’re reinforcing company culture, celebrating a milestone, or energizing an offsite meeting, this interactive team building event creates a lasting impact.
The excitement builds as the completed canvas is assembled and unveiled for the first time, revealing a breathtaking work of art that no single team could have created alone. The result is often met with applause, laughter, and a renewed sense of connection.
Best of all, the finished masterpiece can be displayed in your office, headquarters, or workspace as a lasting reminder of what can be accomplished through communication, creativity, collaboration, and teamwork.
Space requirement
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A conference room with approximately 25 sq. ft. per participant. You’ll need tables that team members can walk around freely while creating their masterpiece. You’ll also need a place to store your finished mural while it dries for at least 6 hours.
Tailoring
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TeamBonding is all about customization. The most obvious place to start – designing a mural that reflects your organization’s logo, values, brand imagery, etc. We’re also happy to work with you to integrate the overall message of the experience with whatever points you’d like to prioritize.
What’s included?
- Tailored program design
- Dedicated event manager
- Professional facilitator & event staff
- All event materials
- On-site set-up & breakdown
- Donation coordination (for charity events)
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- No taxes or travel fees (for domestic events)
- $5M insurance coverage
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Collaborative mural FAQ
You’ll need at least 20 people to get started, and this collaborative mural can scale to include up to 1,000 participants working together on one masterpiece.
All the pieces come together into a single collaboration mural that represents the entire group’s effort. Teams can choose to display the finished teamwork painting in the office or donate it to a local cause.
Yes! This team building mural painting experience is fully customizable. Many groups highlight their logo, company values, or a specific theme to make the collaborative mural painting truly meaningful.
Once the event wraps up, the completed team building art is yours. You can display the collaboration mural in your workplace or share it with the community. Either way, it’s a lasting reminder of teamwork and creativity.
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