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From a working brief to a paper portrait

How does a Draw Bot portrait station work?

A Draw Bot rental turns a guest photo into a physical pen portrait at your event. We agree the artwork and station plan before the show. At the venue, our attendant guides the photo, operates the robots and helps guests collect their finished paper keepsakes.

PRESS PLAY Watch the little artist work.

The drawing is part of the fun.

THE GUEST EXPERIENCE

From a photo to a paper portrait.

01

The guest has a photo taken

The attendant helps the visitor begin. Their photo provides the starting point for a portrait in the style prepared for the activation.

02

The Draw Bot makes the portrait

A robotic arm puts pen to paper. Positioning the station well lets nearby visitors see the drawing without blocking the photo and collection points.

03

The finished sheet goes with them

The guest receives their portrait on the agreed paper. Your hosts can connect that collection moment with the next part of the stand experience.

See finished portraits
01

Agree the finished result.

Begin with the paper layout and portrait style. Discuss the event identity, required wording and design references, then confirm the artwork scope. A specific direction makes it easier to plan the drawing and the setup together.

  • Review the intended portrait style
  • Identify branding that belongs on the sheet
  • Confirm artwork responsibilities before the event

Use the branded portrait artwork brief to gather your logos, wording and theme.

02

Make the photo point clear.

The attendant guides guests to the station and helps with the starting photo. That image is used to prepare their portrait. On an exhibition stand, consider how this stop connects with hosts, demonstrations and any separate registration.

  • A personal starting image
  • An attendant explaining the experience
  • A defined point to join the activity
03

Let visitors watch the drawing.

The robotic arm moves a pen across the paper to create the portrait. People can see the lines appear. Keep the drawing visible when positioning the station, while leaving room for the attendant to operate it and guests to move through.

  • Physical ink marks on paper
  • A visible live drawing process
  • Operating time matched to the planned configuration

Place the station using the trade-show layout and flow guide.

04

Make collection easy to understand.

The finished portrait is a personal takeaway. Agree where guests collect it and how your hosts will guide them to their next stop. If the portrait needs to be part of a larger campaign journey, include that handoff in the original brief.

  • A finished paper keepsake
  • A clear place to receive it
  • An agreed handoff with the event team

YOUR EVENT BRIEF

A first brief we can work from.

Share the known details and label anything provisional. You do not need a completed production plan to start the conversation.

For the overall service and coverage, return to Draw Bot rentals for trade shows.

  • Event date, venue, room or stand number
  • Guest-facing hours, peak periods and setup access
  • Expected attendance and participation goals
  • Stand plan, power and loading information
  • Logo files, required wording and portrait references
  • Booking contact, artwork approver and budget
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