While we were all busy putting together our tree, another community project was quietly taking shape on the other side of Warehouse 1. The ingredients: roughly 15 metres of free wallspace, a couple of rolls of paper, and a variety of drawing implements – markers, felt-tip pens, crayons, colour pencil, and pastels. With the help of the Art Show team, I also made sure some of the artists exhibiting in the Art Show would make a start filling all this white space up, to encourage others to follow suit.

As should be expected by now, I totally failed to take any pictures. The end result had loads of interesting things on it. Here’s a few in-progress pics provided by Mair Abram:

I’ve received another lovely set of pictures from Shana Worthen. She took quite a few pictures on Saturday as well as on Monday. Here’s some of Saturday’s crop:

Lots of marks being made – I love how the kids in particular are totally unafraid to add their squiggles!

Story Time! – Aaaaalll the ribbons, and a look at Registration.

Dragons making their mark, and wondering why they’re not feared.

Different styles – seemingly clashing, but still working together.

Little Rocket!

Cat in the jungle.

First part of the wall.

Dragons and books, of course!

Making marks, making mistakes – I should embroider that for my craft room.

Another reading dragon, isn’t he lovely?

And a close-up, just because.

And here’s more from Monday:

Mermaids in Space!

More dragons have appeared.

Who’s that on the bottom right?

Panorama in three pieces – part 1

Panorama in three pieces – part 2

Panorama in three pieces – part 3

and a valiant effort to get the long wall in one picture – that’s about 10 meters of drawing space right there!