For event organizers and businesses

A first AI experience, at your event.

Children choose a subject, and AI draws the line art. They add their own colors, then see their work on a large venue screen. We shape this shared creative experience around your event.

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October 2026 event highlights (silent). The October 3 app sequence was recorded again on October 5. The artwork-wall layouts were rearranged in the actual system for this presentation; they do not recreate a particular moment at the venues.

Four steps at the venue

  1. Choose a subject

    Choose what to turn into a coloring page from the subjects prepared for the event.

  2. Look at the line art and decide

    Look at what AI has drawn and choose whether to color this picture or make another one.

  3. Add your own colors

    Choose your colors and make the picture your own.

  4. See it together on the big screen

    The work appears on a large venue screen. Artwork motion, AI video and QR take-home links are options selected for each venue.

Connect your event with children’s creativity

For parents, children and grandparents

Choose subjects and share finished pictures. Families can gather around the same piece of work.

Look at what AI made, then choose

Children inspect the line art and choose whether to make another picture or color this one. The experience includes a choice rather than simply accepting the output.

Your event’s themes and characters

Bring venue themes or original characters into the line art. Turning finished work into video, as at our October events, is also available to discuss as an added feature. Character projects require rights-holder permission and a sample check to agree the scope and result.

Sponsor visibility through logos and backgrounds

Discuss backgrounds and logo displays that fit your event. The screen where artwork gathers can reflect the setting of your event.

Past events

Coloring at the venue and screens filled with finished work. Event videos load when you press play.

  1. Nakanobu Shopping Street Challenge Marche

    From hands coloring a picture to a video of that same work, with the venue’s character among the subjects.

    The artwork wall selects seven works from the day and rearranges them in the actual system for this presentation. It does not recreate a particular moment at the venue.
  2. A community event in Tokyo

    A look at choosing a subject, coloring and the venue’s large-screen display.

    The app sequence was recorded again on October 5. The artwork-wall sequence later in the video was rearranged in the event system for promotion. That layout does not recreate a particular moment at the venue.
  3. MITOU Conference 2026

    Tokyo Midtown Hall

    Creating line art and coloring at a technology exhibition.

    Hands coloring a picture on a tablet
  4. Farmers & Kids Festa

    Yoyogi Park

    Agriculture-themed coloring and a rice-field display filled with children's work.

  5. Open day with Baby

    SHIBUYA QWS (Shibuya Scramble Square 15F)

    A coloring experience for families at an event bringing generations together.

    Choosing a coloring page on a tablet
  6. An event in 2025

    A look at coloring during an event and the work gathered on the venue’s large screen.

Scale, equipment and venue planning

Our events so far range from a single tent at a local festival to an MC-led workshop at a technology conference. We plan around your space and the experience you want, starting from one of these three setups. Device and staff numbers are estimates.

Children coloring on iPads at long tables under a tent, with their work on a screen at the back (illustration)

A single tent

Local festivals, shopping-street markets, park festivals

Two or three long tables under one tent, with a screen for the artwork at the back.

4 iPads and 1 monitor

2 staff members

Parents and children coloring on iPads at low tables indoors, with their work on a large screen (illustration)

Indoor family events

Shopping centers, company family days, children’s facilities

Tables and chairs, or low tables and mats, in a corner of a room, where parents and children sit and color together.

6 iPads and a large monitor

3 staff members

Children coloring at workshop seats in an exhibition booth, with their work on a large screen beside the MC (illustration)

Exhibitions and large venues

Exhibitions, conferences, large shopping centers

A hands-on booth with a workshop area of about ten seats, where the MC brings finished work up on the screen.

8–10 iPads and multiple monitors

4 or more staff members, plus an MC

Allow an estimated 5–10 minutes per child for a short experience, or 20–30 minutes for a longer session. Timing varies with the activities and how the event is run.

What we bring

We bring iPads with stands and styluses, monitors with stands, a sign and event staff. We discuss screen size and placement to suit the venue.

What we discuss with the venue

We ask about the activity space, shelter such as a tent for outdoor events, tables and chairs, power and connectivity, then agree the layout. Outdoors, we place the screen in the shade, such as at the back of the tent, so sunlight does not wash it out.

Options for your venue

  • Artwork motion and AI video
  • QR take-home links for artwork
  • Venue themes and original characters
  • Backgrounds and sponsor logos

Talk to us while your idea takes shape.

Tell us what you know about the date, venue and participants. We will discuss the experience, equipment and staffing, then prepare a quote. Please contact us for pricing.

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info@zukan.com