Tamara Berger painting courses

About me — Who am I?

As a professional artist with several years of experience in leading painting courses, I would like to elicit your creativity together with you. With color salad, I create a place where you can experiment, mix colors and simply try something out.

I am particularly fascinated by how a few colors and a bit of curiosity create very different, personal works of art. For me, it's not about rigid rules or about doing everything right. I want to encourage people to find their own access to creativity and have a good time doing so.

Color salad is painting for everyone!

Location — Where do you paint?

Farbsalat is all about trying things out creatively. The location provides the framework for working together, getting to know new techniques and implementing your own ideas.

The course takes place personally on site for up to 30 people, you will receive all colors, professional paper and the very special know-how.

For working parents: Children are welcome & can color, craft or play something on the “children's table” in exchange for a small donation of piggy banks <3*

Courses and events — What makes them special?

With Farbsalat, no one has to show up with a sketchbook under their arm or know what they're doing. Curiosity and a desire to try things out are enough.

We try out techniques, play with colors and discover what can be made of them. There is guidance and support, but no claim to perfect results. Every picture can be different!

In addition to practical work, I provide exciting insights into art history and its various styles.

Team events and private events — get creative together

Whether with friends, family or colleagues: Farbsalat offers a creative alternative to the usual group program. Instead of just sitting together, everyone takes action themselves.

Painting together creates different ideas, surprising results and topics of conversation along the way. No previous experience is necessary and no one has to measure themselves against the others.

The nice thing about it: In the end, everyone not only takes home a shared memory, but also their own work of art.