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After Choco Chip, I learned painting these little plastic ponies was kind of fun. This time I went with a more corrupted approach and made a little pony of darkness. He started off as an unidentified pony and became Night Mare, a terrible pun and a Creepypasta in one. What you will need Plastic pony White paint Black paint Pastel Purple Grey Fine paint brushes Covering your Work Surface Start by laying down newspaper or

The struggle to find LPS to paint has been real. At a lovely little resale shop though, we found a bucket of these little ponies, and I decided to give them a try. This little pony went from Magnet Bolt to Mint Coco. What you will need A little blind bag pony Fine paint brush Green paint Brown paint Black paint White paint Painting over the Old MLP Start by painting the entire thing mint

These newer LPS aren’t always as nice as the older versions, but with some paint work they can be pretty awesome. This LPS Bird was given a new life and her new name is Pallette, because of her bright, vibrant colors similar to a paint pallet. She was slightly difficult to paint simply because of how many colors she has. What you will need Bird LPS Acetone Red acrylic Green acrylic Purple acrylic Yellow paint

Sweet Pickles are awesome, but it seems like every store bought brand of sweet pickle is either too sweet or has funky aftertastes. But for 20-30 dollars worth of supplies and about an hour of your time, you can have your own sweet pickles. Pickling is super fun and easy, and this recipe makes eight full quarts of pickles, with a cucumber left over for nomming purposes. What you will need 30 Kirby Cukes (4-5

This little creepy creation is made from completely polymer clay, but he looks like he is made of sherbet. This Polymer Clay Dragon can be modified to hold pencils, bite erasers, or just constantly stare at you with the creepiest expression possible. What you will need Polymer clay in bubblegum pink Lime green Light yellow Light orange White Wire End of a paint brush or dotting tool Cleaning off your Surface When working with light

Love nature and sculpting? This tutorial is for you. Today the thing being sculpted is a silly derpy little pickle dragon chilling under a tree. This tree looks super cool and whimsical, and the expression that wound up on this little guy’s face is hilarious. Here is how I made this perfect pair with Sculpey 3. What you will need Polymer clay in Red Light green Dark green White Orange Pink Brown Wire Pliers Rubbing

This cute little moon dragon is gorgeous, with its little rose and moon curled around its tail and its pretty purple color looks complicated, but it’s not at all. In this tutorial, you will learn how to marble clay and make a dragon that looks like he just landed down from space. What you will need Several shades of purple polymer clay Red clay White clay Yellow clay Metallic dust Wire Green clay Dotting Tools

Remember the Derpasaur’s terrarium? In this tutorial we will learn how to sculpt the beast himself—from polymer clay. This Crazy Polymer Clay Dinosaur is certainly an upgrade from his previous form, with an even more derpy and loveable look. He is easy to sculpt, with little detailing. What you will need Polymer clay variety pack Knowledge of the derpasaur Rubbing alcohol Parchment paper Oven Hands A sense of humor Making the Base Start by conditioning

Finding the perfect video game console station can be really difficult. This started out as a ten dollar piece of furniture at goodwill with no hopes or dreams of the future. With a little spray paint and some love, this TV stand went from “Bleh” straight to fabulous. What you will need Old TV stand White spray paint Fabric that goes with the spray paint without being too bright Small bins Additional bits and pieces

Pokemon is a super fun game that has been around since the original handheld Gameboy. It has evolved over many years, and during the Gameboy advance SP stage, Pokemon Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire were released. In Pokemon ruby, three new starter pokemon were introduced—including none other than Torchic. And wow, that was some kickin’ chicken. Here is how I drew Torchic, broken down into easy to follow steps. What you will need Pencil Good drawing