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Alcohol ink can be a huge and messy ordeal, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little rubbing alcohol and a handful of sharpies, you can make really pretty art with vibrant colors that is slightly impressionistic but quite pretty. Alcohol ink is traditionally done with bottles of ink, but nobody has time for that and sharpies are awesome. What you will need Sharpie set in at least a yellow, green or blue, red,

Want a popsicle that isn’t 90% processed sugar but still tastes good? Well, you won’t find many of those in stores, but you can easily make your own DIY Fruit Popsicles in your own kitchen with a few simple ingredients you may already have. You don’t even need fancy molds to make these sweet treats. What you will need Pineapple  orange juice  Freeze dried raspberries pineapple juice Some kind of silicone mold, I used an

Dragons are awesome, and nothing makes a dragon happier than a nice hot bowl of ramen noodles. This easy to sculpt piece requires no resin and can be done in about an hour minus drying time. The Polymer Clay Dragon Noodles bowl can easily be made in a charm by just twisting a bit of wire into a loop and sculpting the tail to go around and adding a jump ring once your dragon is

So recently I got a cool new apple watch with a really interesting charger- it’s magnetic and just sticks to the back of the watch. Two hours later, your watch is ready to go. But the charger doesn’t like to stay up on whatever surface you put it on. Obviously the only solution to this problem is to spend all afternoon sculpting something to hold your charger instead of finishing your homework, and a dragon

Recently, I have not done any custom tutorials, so I decided to paint this little Fake LPS Donkey who was in dire need of a makeover. This LPS OOAK Donkey was painted in colors somewhat more natural, obviously donkeys are not shiny in real life but they certainly aren’t mint green either. This special donkey took a lot of time and was painted over about three days. What you will need Dotting tool White paint

Armor can be hard to make, especially for the legs. And even if you have the perfect leg armor idea, it can be hard to bring to life. This tutorial will take a bit of time, but in the end will be so worth it. This leg armor base is perfect for cosplays or party costumes, and is fairly inexpensive to make compared to a Worbla alternative. What you will need one millimeter thick foam

Gauntlets can be a real pain to make, and hard to wear. This tutorial will show you how to make a gauntlet just like Zelda from Hyrule Warriors wears. Hyrule Zelda’s costume is not complete without the proper armor, and this is a step in the right direction. This arm band is adjustable for any size arm. What you will need Thin Elastic Fasteners Thick 4 millimeter foam Gold spray paint Hot glue gun Pencil

So, you have made this pretty little DIY Dragon that looks pretty good… but the more you look at it, the more disappointing it looks to you. I believe that if you are dissatisfied with your art, that you should keep trying and trying and force your art to be the best it can be. I decided to try a new method I have yet to try, and that is re-baking a piece that was

Here on Corrupted Crafts, we love our dragons. This dragon is supposed to be a little music loving dragon, and some new techniques were used. If you have not yet made the dragon base from last week, do not continue this project as that base is needed for making this little guy. Plan to spend a good chunk at the crafting table for this one, this dragon took about 4 hours to make. What you

Polymer Clay Dragons can be pretty tricky to make in one bake. By thinking of the design of your dragon and the position he will be in and making a Polymer Clay Dragon base for him, he will be much easier to sculpt. This is a fast and easy way to sculpt a plain base to work from, and bakes in thirty minutes. What you will need Plain white or scrap polymer clay Wire Pliers