Booklets of the 30 Drawings

After drawing day we were asked to photograph every drawing, shrink them down to A5 size and compose 4 booklets. 1. to keep. 1. to hand in. 1. for Pete and 1. for Ed.

The Booklets

The Booklets

the spines

30 Drawings with Ed “N” Pete- Part 2

Lunch Break: 12.45 pm – 1.45 pm

Part 2 : Imaginative / Illustrative Drawings

Drawing 16. Draw your name exploding out of a volcano. Duration: 5 minutes

Drawing 17. Draw silence eating a noise-burger. Duration: 3 minutes

Drawing 18. Draw a self portrait eating a cactus. Duration: 3 minutes.

Drawing 19. Draw yourself as a swimsuit model ( two coloured drawing). Duration: 4 minutes

Drawing 20. In a three step sequence, draw yourself transforming into a moth. Duration: 5 minutes.

Drawing 21: Divide the paper into four sections. In top left draw a flying eyeball. Duration: 1 minute

Drawing 22. Martha the exploding chicken. Duration: 5 minutes

Drawing 23. A detailed view of a bank robbery. Duration: 6 minutes.

Drawing 24. E.T. and Elliot crashing on their BMX. Duration: 6 minutes

Drawing 25. Design and draw your own pair of trainers. Duration: 3 minutes

Drawing 26. A T.Rex eating either Pete or Ed. Duration: 4 minutes

Drawing 27. Self portrait tucked up in bed with a ghost floating over you. Duration: 4 minutes

Drawing 28. Self portrait breaking out of a piggy bank. Duration: 2 minutes.

Drawing 29. A DLR train steams right through the studio obliterating everyone in its way. Duration: 3 minutes

Drawing 30. A giant canary attacking Canary Wharf. Duration: 4 minutes.

END OF DAY

30 Drawings with Ed “N” Pete- part 1

Thirty Drawings with Ed and Pete on 21 / 10 / 08

we were asked to come prepared with thirty sheets of A3 paper and fifteen different drawing utensils. The first half of the day was spent doing quick observational drawings working on the wall. The second part was spent doing imaginative illustrative drawings working from the floor.

Part 1: Observational Drawings 10.30am – 12.30pm

Drawing 1: Portrait of the person standing next to you. Duration: 5 minutes

Drawing 2: Portrait of the person standing next to you but using your other hand. Duration: 4 minutes

Drawing 3: Look down and draw your shoes. Then draw an x-ray vision of your feet on top of the other drawing using a different utensil. Duration: 2 x 3 minutes.

Drawing 4. Pick a random item out of your bag or pocket. Draw it using your wrong hand.

Drawing 5. Two volunteers who requested a break were asked to circumnavigate the central desk, one pushing the other in a wheelie chair. Every one drew them. Duration: 1 minute.

Drawing 6. The volunteers switched positions and did the same again. Duration: 1 minute.

Drawing 7. Draw your hand opening and closing. Duration: 3 minutes.

Drawing 8. Draw your hand opening and closing but with the opposite hand. Duration: 3 minutes.

Drawing 9. Draw an entire font (all 26 letters of the alphabet.) Plus the numbers 1-9 and 0 and any punctuation if you have time. Duration: 5 minutes.

Drawing 10. Standing In cramped impossible conditions, draw the four people dancing.

Drawing 12. Draw all three couples dancing, plus the rest of the crowd, from above. Duration: 1 minute.

Drawing 13. Draw the crowd scene your standing in. Duration: 1 minute

Drawing 14. Turn and face the crowd and draw what you see: Duration: 1 minute.

Drawing 15. Draw a portrait of the person next to you in the crowd. Duration 1 minute.

missing drawing 11.