Day 4. Continue artists tasks together into evening.

6.50pm

The next tasks I'm going to do all in a row.

Action 14. 

Make Tea' 

[Lee Borthwick]

Action 15. [two together]

'Scribble while you talk on the phone' with 'long lists of tasks often featuring doodles using an inky black pen (looks more sophisticated)'

[Ram Samocha and Lee Borthwick]

Action 16. 
'Wear a paintbrush in your hair'

[Harriet Jones]

Action 17.

 Take time to; Day Dream. I'd commit 25% of your awake time to imagining all manner of fantastical things and sexy possibilities. [Priya Mistry]

Action 18.

 'Sits in their studio staring at the wall!' 
[Una Hamilton- Helle]

The Wall. Its pretty blank. Only lasted a few seconds at this one.

Action 19

 'stare at a blank page ' [Karolin Schnoor]

Action 21

 'Paint a watercolour landscape' [Kate Spence]

Action 22

'Paint something whilst being whimsical. Oh and wear clothes full of (accidental) paint marks.' [Zoe Charaktinou]

Did the painting above. I guess felt pretty whimsical painting an imaginery landscape.

Used page of the Sun, 

given to me in a charity shop on monday, to make 'accidental' paint marks. 

Difficult to do, had to trick myself. 

Hung finished t-shirt on door to dry.

Action 23

'watch paint dry'

 [Ansuman Biswas]

Done. Can't record watching. Actually I could. Watched the water-colour. It dried fast. The acrylic paint on the T-shirt didn't really dry in time for the pub. Got purple paint on my light blue jeans. Bummer.

Action 24

'Destroy your work in a fit of rage.' 

[Louise Ashcroft]

I don't want to, [but okay]

Action 25

From a medium-to-high building, look out of a window and watch for a bird in flight. 

Note where it lands and then go to that place. 

(This idea first appeared in Wrights & Sites, An Exeter Mis-Guide. The bird I saw was spotted from a Debenhams shop window. It was a seagull and it took me to an old castle tower)

[Simon Persighetti]

[no birds, about will do this tomorrow]

I will post results after.