Grimoire Drawing

Grimoire Drawing puts a pen in your hand instead of a grimoire. Every day one thing from Black Clover is named, from Asta's sword and grimoire to the squads' insignias, the four elemental spirits and the grimoire tower, and you get 90 seconds to draw it from memory.

The sketch is marked out of 5,000 against the real object's shape. A careful drawing that someone could recognise scores high, a quick one that gets the outline right lands around the middle, and random scribbling earns next to nothing. The object is the same for everyone that day, and the day's best sketches are shown once you hand yours in.

Above the canvas you see what to draw and whose it is; the timer starts at 90 seconds. The pen, eraser, undo and fill bucket are all there, and Done hands the drawing in early. When the timer hits zero it is handed in for you.

The hint shows a picture of the real object for one second in exchange for eight seconds of drawing time — worth it early, rarely worth it late.

You can draw at any size, angle or position: the marking lines the sketch up with the object first. The outline and the parts that identify the object carry the score, and using the right colours adds a small bonus. One drawing per day.

Outline first. Most of the score is the overall shape, so settle the proportions before any detail: the width of the Demon-Slayer Sword, the horns on the Black Bulls' bull, the bell of Undine's dress.

Next, the detail only that object has. Several insignias share a shield, so what separates them is worth the most: the sun and castle of the Golden Dawn, the stag's antlers of the Aqua Deer, the rose of the Blue Rose, the five leaves on Asta's grimoire.

Leave colour for the end. A couple of fills on the big areas is enough for the colour bonus; shading is not marked.