Sketch-tember Continues: Peso Pluma, Film Noir, and the Best Drawings in the World Tournament

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This week on Tournament Style, we’re deep into Sketch-tember and the laughs keep coming! Guillermo and Austin tackle a jam-packed episode with a mix of hilarious sketches and one epic bracket. First, we bring you a film noir-inspired scene featuring Sam, our favorite Time Travel Agent, as he finds himself solving a mystery in Paris involving the Loch Ness Monster, a suspicious femme fatale, and a guy with a neck as thin as a pencil. Plus, Peso Pluma makes an appearance in a wild scenario you won't see coming!

In this week's tournament, we’re ranking the Best Drawings in the World, from a funny horse by Picasso to some of the wildest sketches ever made. Who will claim the title of artistic supremacy? Tune in to find out!

• 1 Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci.
• 2 Praying Hands by Albrecht Dürer.
• 3 Two Figures by Michelangelo.
• 4 Study for St. Paul Preaching in Athens by Raphael.
• 5 Road in Etten by Vincent van Gogh.
• 6 Sitting Woman by Egon Schiele.
• 7 Drawing of a Horse by Pablo Picasso.
• 8 My Portrait as a Skeleton by James Ensor.