A few months ago someone asked if I could do a Beauty and the Beast themed tutorial, and it’s been on my list since then. It’s taken me a while to get to it, but I wanted to figure out a way that should be pretty affordable to recreate and easy. You could even use… Read More…

And I’m back! I know it’s been a while since my last tutorial, the last few weeks have been interesting, to say the least. So I thought I’d kick off the new year with a tutorial I’ve been meaning to do for a while now, a baby Groot jar! Later on in the year, closer to… Read More…

I think if I had to choose just one facial feature to draw for the rest of my life it would definately be eyes. I find them facinating! Human, feline, reptile, all of them are all so expressive and varied in their colours and patterns. Especially when things like fur and scales come into play…. Read More…

I wasn’t sure if I was going to call this a DIY, just because at this point I’m testing out the tools and getting the hang of them. I showed a picture on my Instagram a few weeks ago of the first comb I’d done and so many of you were asking for me to… Read More…

Yes, yes, I know, I’ve been doing a lot of Jar tutorials lately, but the faun horns I was working weren’t finished in time. So I ended up uploading this tutorial today when I had originally planned to upload it next week. I know I’ve been a little MIA lately on social media, but I’ve been… Read More…

Yes, I know Halloween is still a while away, but it’s close enough where I think I can start indulging in my more macabre preferences, so today I’ll be doing a skull DIY video. I have quite a few DIY jar videos planned which will involve having the basic skull shape pattern, such as a… Read More…

Here’s a little confession on my part, I’ve never actually been to a festival. I know, I know, it’s on my list, I’ll get to it. But a few days ago I had a request asking for me to make an easy but cute festival headband, so I did. I also have an easy flower… Read More…

So far I’ve shown how to make horns with hot glue, tin foil, papier mache and now styrofoam. I tend to buy the majority of things from Amazon, and with that normally comes an excessive amount of packaging which I  try to reuse in DIY projects. Recently I got a small block of styrofoam and, or… Read More…

Sometimes when I film these tutorials I’m never sure how to start them because there are so many different ways you could do them. You could marble the Ammonite shell, foil it with gold or silver foil, paint it a marbled blue, if you’re a rhinestone lover like me, well, you get the picture. Today I’ll… Read More…

There’s something oddly cathartic about taking an old broken watch and breaking it up into hundreds of pieces. I’ve had two watches sitting in my props draw for well over two years now just shrieking at me to use them, and today I finally did. Granted, probably not in the way they thought I would,… Read More…