Marking and approach guide (attempt either option):
Option 1 - G20 logo: The logo should include one alphabet (for example G), the numerals 2 and 0, a triangle, a circle and a rectangle, using not more than three colours. Arrange the elements into a unified, balanced composition (for instance the circle as a frame or sun, the rectangle as a base, the triangle as an accent). Keep the letters legible and proportionate, keep the colours harmonious and flat, and use colour contrast to separate the elements.
Option 2 - one point perspective road: Draw the horizon line and mark one vanishing point on it, usually near the centre. Draw the road edges, footpath edges and building lines converging to this point. Reduce the size of vendors, hawkers, stalls, vehicles and trees as they move towards the vanishing point, keeping verticals vertical. Add details such as stalls, umbrellas, carts, people and vehicles and apply colours of your choice, with stronger colour and detail in the foreground.
Examiners look for: following the instructions given, composition, proportion, correct perspective (Option 2), colour use, neatness and creativity.