Age category: 10 to 13 years

The competition is held in two stages.

Stage I (Homework)

• “Portrait of a loved one” (30x40 cm format)
• Composition: “Friendship without borders” (30x40 cm format)

Stage II (During the Games)

• “Composition” (30x40 cm to 40x50 cm format) based on a theme assigned on-site
• Completed using any graphic or painting techniques with participant's own materials over 2 competition days (1 day = 6 hours)
• If a tablet is required, it must be indicated during application submission

Main evaluation criteria: originality of concept, skill and artistry of execution, and compliance with the given theme.

At the end, one work (at participant’s request) is given to the Organizing Committee to popularize the Delphic Games.

Age category: 14 to 17 years

The competition is held in two stages.

Stage I (Homework)

• "Self-portrait" (30x40 cm to 40x60 cm)
• "Still life" of at least three objects (30x40 cm to 40x60 cm)
• Works made in any graphic or painting techniques

Stage II (During the Games)

• "Composition" (40x60 cm to 60x90 cm) based on a theme assigned on-site
• Completed using any graphic or painting techniques with original materials over 2 competition days (1 day = 6 hours)

Main evaluation criteria: originality of concept, skill and artistry of execution, and compliance with the given theme.

At the end, one work (at participant’s request) is given to the Organizing Committee to popularize the Delphic Games.

Age category: 18 to 21 years

The competition is held in two stages.

Stage I (Homework)

• "Self-portrait" (30x40 cm to 40x60 cm)
• "Still life" of at least three objects (30x40 cm to 40x60 cm)
• Works made in any graphic or painting techniques

Stage II (During the Games)

• "Composition" (40x60 cm to 60x90 cm) based on a theme assigned on-site
• Completed using any graphic or painting techniques with original materials over 2 competition days (1 day = 6 hours)

Main evaluation criteria: originality of concept, skill and artistry of execution, and compliance with the given theme.

At the end, one work (at participant’s request) is given to the Organizing Committee to popularize the Delphic Games.