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OEP ART CLASS: drawing/painting/sketching/kroki
Art instruction led by Tamara Mladenovic at OEP Athens/Ο Ελληνικός Πολυχώρος.
Join us for what will become a regular event, where you know that you can practice and develop your art skills un the guidance of a professional, highly experienced art teacher.
Tuesdays at 8pm
1.5 hours
€15 per class/€55 per month
Bring your favourite art materials, we will provide the paper.
Refreshments are included, as always.
Booking essential
The initial classes will focus on building a comfortable environment to get to know everyone and to show your skills in a relaxed, non-judgmental setting. To accommodate everyone, the course exercises and guidance will be customized to support both beginners and advanced learners.
November 3rd: The introductory drawing class will feature simple still-life exercises designed to build student confidence and assess individual skills. Students will develop their observation and foundational techniques by exploring proportion, perspective, composition, line, form, light, and shadow.
November 10th: The painting class will focus on a vibrant still-life setup featuring fabrics, fruits, and colors. Students will explore color mixing, composition, form, light, shadow, texture, and brushwork to develop their observation skills and learn to express what they see in their own unique way.
November 17th and 24th: Working with Kroki, the class will focus on quick, expressive sketching to capture the basic shape, proportions, movement, and character of a subject within short time intervals. These fast-paced sessions will utilize a live model to help students prioritize essential qualities over small details.
The Kroki (or croquis) style of art is defined by quick, expressive sketching designed to capture the essential energy, posture and gesture of a subject in a matter of minutes. Originating from the French word for "sketch," this drawing style prioritizes raw perception and speed over fine details and perfection.
Tamara Mladenovic is a Belgrade-born visual artist and dancer currently based in Athens, Greece, who blends fine arts with traditional Indonesian performance. After earning her Master of Fine Arts in Painting from the University of Fine Arts in Belgrade in 2012, she expanded her practice into Indonesian art, later graduating from ISI Padangpanjang in Sumatra and completing a Bsbi Virtual Indonesian Arts and Culture Scholarship in Bali. Her multidisciplinary work synthesizes traditional oil painting, Batik, silk painting, and Silk Road dance movements. A member of the Greek Chamber of Fine Arts and the professional dance association of Serbia, she has exhibited globally and annually crafts the prestigious "Terpsichore" silver medallion for the National Theater in Belgrade.
All art featured on this page has been created by Tamara Mladovic and is her property.