In El Maestro, one player draws a work in the air that only they can see, while the others must try to replicate and understand it.

At the beginning of a round, one player becomes the "Maestro" and must have the other players draw a work that only they can see. The only way to describe your work to the other players is by drawing in the air what is on your card, using the Maestro's codes to represent the shapes.

The other players must replicate on their cards what they can recognize from your air drawings. At the end of the drawing, they write down the names of two possible items that they believe they have correctly replicated.

At the end of a round, everyone earns points if they correctly guess what the Maestro was trying to show them.