On Sunday we’re teaming up with Qult, a queer community from Tilburg that celebrates and supports queer voices. Together, we’ll dive into the theme ‘Queer & Safe’, exploring safety in public spaces from a queer perspective - a voice often missing in mainstream debates.

Through dialogue and shared stories, participants will create activist posters as personal and political statements. This creates a direct link between content and form: what’s discussed is given a voice on paper, both literally and visually. No drawing skills needed - express yourself through image, text, color, or collage.

Keanu Schipper is a multidisciplinary artist with Surinamese and Dutch roots. Influenced by comics, manga, and game culture, his work spans graphic design, illustration, and zines.

In this workshop, the participants will draw and design their own autobiographical character for use in role-playing games. RPGs have historically centered white characters in both design and narrative. This workshop offers an alternative: creating characters rooted in one's own identity, personality, and (cultural) background - making space for representation, diversity, and personal storytelling in a genre that often lacks it.

On Saturday morning, we’re hosting a workshop together with Dolle Mina's Tilburg, a feminist action group known for their bold and creative protests for women’s rights in the 1970s. Now they’re back - because the fight for (gender) equality is far from over.

Guided by Dolle Mina’s, we’ll engage in a critical discussion about the topic ‘Public safety on the streets’. The personal stories, experiences and insights shared during the discussion will be transformed into powerful, activist posters. These posters will be created using analog techniques such as drawing, collage, stamping, and hand lettering, and then printed directly on a Risograph printer - giving each piece a bold, vibrant look that reinforces and spreads the message loud and clear.

Join artists Miriam Reeders & Eva Meijer on April 23 at our Wobby studio in Tilburg, for a session on comfort, care & connection. They’ll share insights from their art project "De Vereniging ter Bevordering van de Troost", (the Association for the Promotion of Comfort), followed by a talk & drawing exercises.

Workshop zine making with Wobby Club, bring your own designs to print on our one drum Riso machine.

Learn to use the Risograph printer during the Risoprint Zine Workshop! on 17 June!

On 10 December during our cozy Wobby Wonderland, we’ll be hosting a beginners risograph print workshop.