Indira Fine Arts
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One-on-one art classes · Tarnaka, Secunderabad
One-on-one drawing and painting classes at a home studio in Tarnaka, taught by Indira Jammula — for children building first skills and adults starting from scratch.
Who you'll be learning alongside
Children
Ages 5–15
Adult beginners (women)
Little to no experience
Commissions
Landscapes, florals, portraits, animals
Nothing brings more joy than the pride in a student's eyes when they hold their own finished work for the first time.
2 years teaching · Kalpavriksha Yuva Kala Kendra
2018
teaching since, and earlier still
1:1
one-on-one attention in every home studio class
Home studio classes are currently open to women and children.
THE TEACHER
Indira is a self-taught artist and art mentor whose creative journey began as a personal path of self-discovery. She has learned from artists across the world, studying watercolour, portrait painting, oil painting and landscapes, while also exploring Indian traditional forms such as Pichwai and Tanjore. She works across all mediums and takes on commission paintings in landscapes, florals, portraits and animals.
She has been teaching art at Kalpavriksha Yuva Kala Kendra for the past two years, working with 20+ students regularly and 40 during a summer camp, with a teaching practice going back to 2018 and earlier. She also teaches one-on-one at her home studio in Tarnaka — for children learning their first skills, and women picking up a brush for the first time.
Classes
Ages 5–15
Mixing colour, using different brushes and tools, and drawing from observation — a curriculum tailored to each age group, built at the home studio in Tarnaka.
Little to no experience needed
For anyone picking up a brush for the first time, or returning to it — real skills and confidence, at your own pace, one-on-one.
By commission
Commissioned work in landscapes, florals, portraits and animals, across watercolour, oil and mixed media.
From the notebook
Selecting paintings to adorn your interior space requires a thoughtful blend of personal taste and aesthetic coherence. Begin by considering the existing décor style and colour palette of the room. Opt for paintings that complement these elements while also adding a touch of contrast or intrigue.
Assess the size and scale of the artwork in relation to the wall space available, ensuring it neither overwhelms nor gets lost in the surroundings. Experiment with different arrangements, such as a single statement piece or a curated gallery wall, to create visual interest and focal points within the room.
Finally, trust your intuition and select pieces that resonate with you on an emotional level, infusing your space with elegance and personality.
One student, full attention
Every class is one-on-one, paced to what a student is ready for rather than a fixed group schedule.
Drawing from observation
Students learn to draw anything they see, building real skill rather than copying a reference image line for line.
A style of their own
The aim is a student empowered in their own growth — confident enough to hold up finished work and mean it.
What
Students
Say
"True learning happens when you have a teacher like Indira who puts things in perspective — who helps you put those perspectives into action to create lovely pieces of art."
— Noorjehan, student
"She is always grateful to you for all the tips you taught her in improving her skills. Thank you ma'am for such an amazing influence on her — she loves and respects you a lot, for that great art in you."
— Prasanthi, parent of student Srimayee