Jason Mervyn Hibbs

The Big Draw-ing

Central Library Activities Campaign for Drawing Fulfillment The Big Draw Cambridge

Photograph of Rosalie and Natalia standing in front of the mural drawn by Illustration students from the Cambridge School of Art and children of Cambridge at the Central Library.

That was SO fun. Inspiring young persons to draw is really easy, and very fulfilling. I really hope there is another next year. There are a selection of close-ups for your entertainment if you want to read more…

Close-up photograph of the mural drawn by Illustration students from the Cambridge School of Art and children of Cambridge at the Central Library.

My knight being shot, in Medieval times, Unicorn added later seems to have been shot many times.

Close-up photograph of the mural drawn by Illustration students from the Cambridge School of Art and children of Cambridge at the Central Library.

This unicorn was drawn by the sweetest little girl I ever met. I am really honoured to have it galloping by my great example of mark-making.

Close-up photograph of the mural drawn by Illustration students from the Cambridge School of Art and children of Cambridge at the Central Library.

I love the thoughts of the boat and I really wish I could know what that thing-that-is-lost is.

Close-up photograph of the mural drawn by Illustration students from the Cambridge School of Art and children of Cambridge at the Central Library.

Not gonna lie; I love these trees that I did.

Close-up photograph of Rosalie's face in front of the mural drawn by Illustration students from the Cambridge School of Art and children of Cambridge at the Central Library.

This is Rosalie (Ro-Boat) in front of her favourite dragon, drawn by Ilke, who would like a pet lion “named Roar or Duma because it’s African for Cheetah”.

Close-up photograph of the mural drawn by Illustration students from the Cambridge School of Art and children of Cambridge at the Central Library.

I liked Rhys, he was shy and really happy to be there…oh, and his fire-breathing dragon named ‘The Abomination’ was helping out defending our castle from the Reptile God.

Close-up photograph of the mural drawn by Illustration students from the Cambridge School of Art and children of Cambridge at the Central Library.

Ro-Boat’s princess, and “Sh, I’m in disguise”. Love it. Loved every minute of it.

Also, I got my Cambridge Library Card today.