Paint the best picture of one animal sitting on top of another animal was a task featured on Series 20 of Taskmaster, as the third task in Am I an idiom? The task was won by Phil Ellis.
Setup[]
| Location | Sandown Park Racecourse |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Canvas paper, harnesses, paint, pipes, sticks, buckets, fishing rod, brushes, cleaning supplies |
| Timing | 15 minutes |
| Measurement | Best picture |
Summary[]
The task was presented on top of the paint bottles on the racecourse balcony. The contestants, tethered to the fence, had to draw one animal sitting on top of another animal on the canvas paper located on the ground, but they could not leave the balcony.
Performance[]
Ania Magliano: Ania decided to draw a what looked like a whale sitting on a discernable orange blob of bird/monkey. She received 2 points.
Maisie Adam: Maisie trying to concentrate to draw a large fat snake sitting on a large flat pig, which only looked like two different colours stacked together on the canvas. She received 4 points.
Phil Ellis: Phil decided to draw an orangutan sitting on a dog/horse/fire-breathing dragon, which despite the horrible multicoloured mount that bleeding from its mouth, he made a good orangutan. He received 5 points.
Reece Shearsmith: Reece manage to draw a good crocodile but unable to control the flow of paint from the tube so it ended up looked like a messy panda. He received 4 points.
Sanjeev Bhaskar: Sanjeev trying to draw the top view of a puddle of a ginger cat sitting on a black hippopotamus. He received 2 points.
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Taskmaster Australia[]
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A similar task was featured on Season 1 of Taskmaster Australia, as the fourth task in Dumb in unison.. The contestants had to paint a picture of Australia. The task was won by Luke McGregor.
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Trivia[]
- This was the thirty-second task attempted by Ania.