Orfeas Tzelilis

After a couple of minutes, the man in the picture arrives to his destination, the school where he works as a teacher. His blue eyes reflect the sun while the bus slows down to arrive at the bus station. There, he comes out of the bus and sees his students saying "Happy Birthday". He begins crying from his excitement that his students remembered his birthday! This was one of the most unforgettable and joyful days of his whole life.

Markos Souvatzidis B2

The people that have witnessed her outside her canvas say she is beautiful. She is short but slim, she has light skin, an oval shaped face and almond eyes. Her eyebrows are really thin and she has a long, straight nose. She has thin lips and slightly wavy brown hair.

Her character is also impressive. She is smart and cunning. She knows how to get out of trouble and always gets what she wants. She is confident but also aggressive and bold.

One afternoon as the last visitors were leaving she felt really bored. Suddenly, a brilliant idea flashed through her mind. She got out of her canvas, wearing a yellow vest and pretending to be a guard. Then, she walked to the jewelry section floor and stole everything she could. After that, she sold almost everything she had stolen, but kept her favorite pieces so that she could wear them in her future trips.

So, if you were wondering who could have possibly stolen the Louvre and got away with it, that’s the answer!

Lilou Eleni B1

Elena Sinadinou

His grandfather said this was Alessandro, a trader who lived long ago. He traveled to many different countries, buying and selling goods. Alessandro was brave but also kind. He never got angry quickly and always listened to people's problems.

The bright colors in his clothes came from his travels. Yellow from Spain, blue from France, orange from Italy. Each color told a story of a place he visited.

Alessandro was different from other men in his village. He didn't want to stay in one place. He loved adventure and meeting new people. His calm face in the portrait showed he was happy with his choices.

Everyone remembered him as the man who brought the world to their small town.

Theodoulidis

Long ago, Leonardo da Vinci had given her a hidden gift: the power to guard human dreams. Whenever someone stood before her with hope in their heart, she quietly protected that dream, keeping it safe from fear and doubt. Artists, travelers, and children all left a small part of their wishes with her without ever knowing.

One night, a young visitor returned to the museum, filled with uncertainty about the future. Mona Lisa felt the heaviness in the air and smiled a little wider. A soft golden light spread across the room, and the dream was saved.

As morning came, the painting became still again. Visitors saw only a calm woman with a gentle smile, unaware that behind her eyes lived a timeless guardian—watching, waiting, and believing in the dreams of humanity.

Κουσαξίδης Δημήτριος

But one day something terrible happened. An earthquake. The ground started to shake and a deafening roar was heard. At that time the girl was in her bedroom. She was scared. She ran to find her parents. She hadn’t any siblings. Her parents were frightened too. All of them ran out of the house and left the village. Many houses were destroyed. They waited on a hill for a little while to see their destroyed village again and they went to their relatives at a neighboring village. They stayed with them for a year and then they returned to their house. Never again did such a terrible and big earthquake happen.

Kanatsios Filippos B'1

Konstantinos Triantafyllou

That afternoon, the sky above the hills split in two. A bright comet with a long, burning tail raced across the blue, leaving a trail of fire. At the same time, a silver rocket appeared high above. It was an old ship from a forgotten mission, floating like a silent giant. Its engines threw bright orange sparks into the air, sparks that never go out.

Nikolas Soumelidis B2

Kiriaki Kallou B1

Koutkia Stella B1

Margarita Klarou B1

Maria Tziampazi B2

Olga Markada B2

Inside, however, his mind was full of thoughts. That day, he was nervous because he was going to showcase his drawings at a small art exhibition for the first time. He loved art deeply, but he often doubted himself. As he walked, he reminded himself that his sensitivity was not a weakness but a strength.

At the exhibition, he stood quietly near his artworks. His face remained calm, but his heart beat fast. When people stopped to look at his drawings, he felt proud and relieved. He realized that expressing his inner world through art helped others understand him better.

By the end of the day, as he walked home, he felt lighter. He looked the same on the outside, but inside, he had grown braver.

One afternoon, a girl was helping her mother clean the house. While dusting a shelf, she found a pearl earring and asked if she could try it on. Her mother laughed and said yes, just for a minute. The girl put it on and ran to the mirror. Wearing her purple clothes and the blue cloth on her head, she suddenly felt older. When her mother called her name, she hesitated, then slowly took off the earring and gave it back. She felt a little sad, but also excited. She understood that one day she would be grown up, and that moment was closer than she thought.

Vaggelis Tholoulis

One day just like the rest, after he finished his job as a reporter, Pierre walked into his office to fill his free time by doing his favorite hobby. He sat on his chair, took his favorite pen and started writing in his diary about what he saw in the city, the people he met, his job and his walk to the market. The whole room made him feel relaxed. He had a single personal rule. When he was ready to write, he always wore his colourful shirt, divided in half into green and red. These colors represented his good mood and happiness.

In the upper part of the portrait, we can see some pictures hanging on the wall that Pierre put there to fill the empty space of the wall and to motivate himself. The bright colors of his walls made him feel calm and relieved, keeping his anxiety away.

Pierre was living a simple and normal life, finding happiness in places you' d never expect.

Nikos Karamanidis B1

 In the museum I’m bored. No other painting or statue talks to me because they feel jealous of me. So one day, I decided to go for a walk in the forest. As I am painted in browns, muted greens/blues, and warm  tones—harmonious rather than flashy colors I couldn’t be  seen in the forest. It was the first time in my life I felt so free.  My expressive eyes looked for the first time at something other than walls and my little nose breathed fresh and clean air! I was excited!

 But a few hours later after a lot of investigation they found me. They thought I was stolen. They grabbed me and put me back in the museum again. The same place. Nothing had changed.

Despina Georgouda B1

Aris Tsarouchas B2

Vincent is a sensitive and creative man. He feels peaceful when he is close to nature, listening to the wind and watching the birds fly slowly above him. The yellow sun shines warmly, filling him with hope. Surrounded by green trees and blue colours, Vincent feels inspired and ready to paint the world as he feels it.

giorgos krikelis

After several days of painting her masterpiece, she finally completed it and hung it up on the wall. When she found another perfect spot to paint, she didn’t immediately start painting because she wanted to create something extraordinary. After a moment of thought, a magnificent idea came to her. She wanted to paint a portrait of herself with the breathtaking scenery behind her. She gathered her paints and brushes and started working.

The impressive portrait you see above is the last painting Mona Lisa ever painted, and also her most valuable one. It was sold for one million euros, and a century later, it was displayed in the Louvre, the famous museum in Paris.

Stellina Tsiami

Many years ago, this man was a painter who lived in a small village. He loved nature, colours and silence. However, life was difficult for him and people did not understand his art. One day, he suddenly found himself in the modern world, surrounded by noise, traffic and fashion stores. Everything was colourful, but in a very different way.

As he walked through the streets, he felt lost. People were looking at their phones and not at the sky. No one stopped to talk or smile. The painter missed the old days, when life was slower and more real. Still, he decided to observe carefully. He noticed new colours, new shapes and new emotions.

That night, he sat down and started to paint again. He mixed the past with the present and created something unique. Even in a modern city, he discovered that art can survive. The world changes, but feelings remain the same.

The man in the painting reminds us that no matter where we are, we should never forget who we truly are and what we love.

Eleni Serafeimidou B2

   Her expression seems sad and serious. Shaya, which is the girl's name, was born in Syria, in 2006. From a very young age she showed her love and talent for football. It was difficult for her, bearing in mind that she was born in a country that women have almost no rights at all. Luckily her parents were very open-minded and supportive and managed to escape Syria in the middle of the civil war in 2022.

  After a long and exhausting journey, they managed to reach the UK, where they have been living since. Shaya’s dream of becoming a successful footballer came true and has been playing for Everton’s team since 2024. She likes spending her free time sitting in Royal Albert Dock staring at the port. In the portrait her big brown eyes seem sad and troubled and appear to match her pale face tone.

   Despite Shaya’s sad story the picture’s vivid and bright colours create a sense of optimism and hope that dreams, sometimes can come true and miracles can still happen…..

Valianos Agis

Γιώργος Ίτσιος

Deep blue skies swirl behind golden-brown fields like a battle arena. Bright yellows mix with cool blues and warm earth tones, creating exciting contrasts full of power.

She looks fearless, excited, and joyful, leaping to victory!

Anastasis Dimtsas

B1

Papachristos Asimakis B'2  

Nowadays that picture and the wall with her paintings inspire and give hope to thousands of people who go there and admire her art, just like she always wanted.

Her name was Isabella, and she lived on a vast, deserted plain where the earth stretched endlessly beneath a bright blue sky. The sun shone like a golden coin above her, warming the fields where she grew her watermelons. She wore a simple linen dress and spent her days beside a small wooden cart filled with green-striped fruit. Whenever travelers crossed the dusty road, she greeted them kindly and offered them a cool slice to ease their thirst.

She always held one watermelon close to her chest, as if it were something precious — not just fruit, but a symbol of the life and care she poured into the land.

One day, a Renaissance painter passed by and was struck by her quiet strength and natural grace. Instead of painting queens or nobles, he chose her — a young woman of the earth and the sun. He captured her standing proudly against the golden landscape, with the bright sky and glowing sun behind her.

Through his art, Isabella remained forever young. In the museum hall, she continues to shine softly from the canvas — a timeless symbol of warmth, dignity, and simple beauty.

Katsikaris Stylianos-Panayiotis

B1

Κωνσταντίνος Βαχτσεβάνος β1

The woman stood in front of the goal, the white net forming perfect squares behind her. She wore a bright yellow goalkeeper’s jersey that shone against the pale background. A dark cap covered her hair, and a thin golden line crossed her forehead. Her face was pale and serious, with sharp, light eyes looking to the side as if she was carefully watching the game. Her lips were closed, and her expression showed focus and control.

In her arms, she held a small white ermine. Its soft fur looked almost silver in the light. The animal was calm and still, resting against her chest. Her gloved hand gently supported it, showing that although she was strong, she could also be tender.

She had the ermine because it was the symbol of her team. In her town, the ermine stood for courage and purity. Before every important match, the captain carried the animal onto the field to remind the players what they were fighting for. This time, as the goalkeeper, she had the honor to hold it.

From the outside, she looked confident and powerful. Her posture was straight, and her shoulders were strong, ready to defend the goal. Inside, she was brave and determined, but also protective and caring. Holding the ermine reminded her that true strength means protecting something fragile.

When the match began, she placed the ermine safely aside and stepped into the center of the goal. In the final moment, she saved the ball with a quick jump. The crowd cheered loudly.

After the game, she picked up the ermine again and smiled softly. She knew she had protected both her goal and her team’s symbol with pride.

Irene Vakia

Glancing back over her shoulder, she observes the urban landscape: the Twin Towers rising proudly, a plane tracing the sky, and a quiet biat grinding across the river. Celine is not just a passer-by; she is the silent muse of a city that never sleeps, bridging the gap between classical mystery and the modern world.

Panagiotis Platis B2

She is inside a large theater. Behind her, there are many curved balconies placed in rows, one above the other. The balconies are colored in black and reddish shades, creating a repeated pattern across the background. At the top, a light blue color suggests the high ceiling of the theater.

Overall, the drawing shows Mona Lisa as the main focus, standing peacefully inside a big and impressive theater