Lenny uses Alex as a stylus

When asked by Alex how long it takes him to eat an orange, Lenny gives an estimate of 10 minutes.

After reading the task brief, Lenny thinks for a while before asking Alex whether he can use his hands, instead of his own. Alex agrees to this, on the condition that he can keep his eyes shut (presumably so he can’t consciously or subconsciously affect the outcome).

Lenny grabs onto Alex’s index finger and uses it as a stylus on the tablet, which remains on the easel. It can be seen at this point that the banana from the drinking glass is laid on the table, in front of the easel, so presumably Lenny had tried using that first.

At one point during his attempt, he points out that he’s drawn himself with massive lips, “like Kim Kardashian”.

He convincingly expresses anger towards his own drawing abilities throughout his effort, uttering the phrase “It’s not straight!” and sighing, before stating that he was about to get really angry, and then uttering an exasperated “Oh god! I’ve had enough!”. As Alex blows his whistle, Lenny ends with a livid-sounding “Argh! Not so loud!”.

Lenny manages to incorporate colour into his drawing, which shows him sitting on a table, holding what appears to be a giant golden pear. He pre-empts any criticism about the size of the fruit by claiming that he’s actually so small that the scale of the pear is accurate.

Greg awards Lenny third place.

(Written by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: David Fuller)