Siyyum HaShas

almost there. this project has overtook this blog... but I've kept going with the learning and drawing. 

On the 7 Jan 2020, at JW3 London, I will be hosting a siyyum, a special evening, to celebrate the completion of this project. With special guests to explore the Talmud’s role in culture and tradition, and selection of the drawings will be on display. Please do join me, tickets available here.

emails

I know we are all fatigued with getting emails about GDPR. I know I am.

Thank you for your interest interest in my draw yomi project. I really appreciate it. I apologise if the emails have been annoying and too much. And if you were following the daf yomi cycle, I apologise as I haven't been that disciplined with posting my daily drawings.

So, I have decided to cease the subscribe feature of the draw yomi project (thus proving that I have no commercial or marketing sense). I'm not finished. I will still be drawing. I will be posting on Instagram. And before this daf yomi cycle is finished, I will upload all the drawings to this blog. I'm just turning off the feature of the daily emails.

thank you.

zevachim 32

hands on the animal that's inside.
so put your hand in.

zevachim 31

burning | eating (not mixed)

but all can slaughter.

zevachim 30

substitutions
but no leftovers

zevachim 29

if you don't do anything, you don't get flogged.
but if you don't pay on time,
the wide gets it.

zevachim 28

breaking boundaries of time & space, lead to exile out of the boundaries of the people. 
because what should eaten by the altar cannot be eaten by a person. 

zevachim 27

blood boundaries. 
in time & space.

zevachim 26

the son who is always wrong.
and blood can go anywhere on the altar.

zevachim 25

direct from the bull,
not the floor, knife, ear or broken bowl.
but from where the unblemished bull was cut and remained unblemished.

zevachim 24

only the right hand
not the left.

but the ground all the way down.

zevachim 23

if the legs and body are standing
then the forehead can atone.

zevachim 22

the one who atones,
and the ones who get atonement.

zevachim 21

the mixing of the water
that washes
hands and feet.

zevachim 20

what sanctity remains in the head after leaving the sacred place?

zevachim 19

wounding and washing hands inside & out.

zevachim 18

COVER UP!
all those who can see, mustn't see the indignity of badly fitting, ripped clothes.

zevachim 17

death to one who offers without being fully prepared.
and no offering from the one who has been touched by death.

zevachim 16

comparing non-priests to imperfect,
impure,
grieving,
sitting,
priests.

zevachim 15

the right hand to carry
the right blood to
the right place.