Vegard draws Asterix

Vegard dismisses his first instinct to draw a penis, and begins his attempt by complaining about having to run around in the wet grass.

He borrows some rubber boots from one of the crew members.

In his own attempt, Bård had predicted that Vegard would try to draw the comic character Asterix, which Vegard immediately decides to do.

He begins by drawing the helmet, muttering about what he’s drawing as he runs through the grass.

As he jogs, Vegard’s jeans become increasingly soaked, making his initial whining about the state of the grass seem more reasonable.

When his drawing is initially shown in-studio, it looks like nonsense, before it gets rotated and an image of Asterix is overlaid on top of it, demonstrating that he’s actually made a decent (if low-detail) outline of the character.

Vegard is grateful to come away from the task with three points.

(Written by Nic Greyson and edited by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected by Nic Greyson and adjusted by David Fuller)