Hey guys. It's been over a month since I did my first doll makeover.
Let's all just move on from that. So I figured it's time to try it again except this time- well
you've probably already read the title- I'm going to be giving a My Little Pony doll a makeover.
I'm thinking i might chop the head off of mine, but we'll see. So I went to Target
and got a ton of passive-aggressive stairs while getting Pinkie Pie.
She comes with a lot of accessories, none of which I'll be using today.
For those of you wondering let me just start off by saying that I'm not a brony and I have never
given a My Little Pony doll a makeover, but I watched about like four videos of NerdECrafter
trying to do this so I'm pretty sure I'm about half qualified to try and make a creature of
darkness out of this thing. Taking cute things and turning them evil is kind of a hobby of mine.
I definitely have some big plans for Pinkie Pie I'd very much like to bring her to the
dark side. So if you want to remove the face or any facial features or paint job and paint on your
own normally you would just use 100% acetone. You could use nail polish remover if you don't have
acetone but that would take a whole lot longer- probably a couple hours, mayybe a couple years.
I don't know. Most people don't have that kind of time so I suggest using acetone to remove the face
instead. Okay so I'm not really sure exactly why the acetone didn't work. I'm assuming there's
some sort of like protective coating on there but that's all right. I'm thinking pinkie pie
could use a little trim off the top so as unreasonable and irrational as that sounds
I'll be chopping her nose off. Why? I don't know. I should probably be using some real scissors but
I'm gonna just be using these little tiny ones from the nail clipper set my grandma gave me.
Sorry if this is coming off as serial-killery. Pinkie pie's cute,
I'll give her that much, but I don't really like cute so we're just gonna
redo her whole aesthetic. Pinkie pie's pretty famous, she's got a lot of fans
so I'm sure someone some sparkle butt somewhere will be upset with me about the destruction
but you clicked on this video so you're at least partially to blame, right? Alright, that'll do. So
um yeah I'd say we're off to a pretty great start. Now that I've chopped off the nose I
figured it would be really cool to turn this into someone very near and dear to my heart...
Voldemort. But obviously this is a pretty specific shape to work with so it probably wouldn't look
right. I thought about turning this into someone wearing a dark unicorn costume but as much as
I liked that idea I thought it was too basic, even for me. I think I can do better, not much
but maybe a tiny bit better. So instead I decided to sculpt a goblin wearing a giraffe costume-
a goblin giraffe of sorts. I guess a giraffe kinda looks like a pony so in my head this was a great
idea. Sounds simple enough, well i thought so too. We're almost to 7k subs. Almost, but not
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so you don't lose me on the internet. I post new videos every Friday! So anyways, Pinkie Pie's
gonna be bald for now. I don't need all this hair for the giraffe so I'm just gonna chop it all off.
Not gonna lie this is kind of a good look for her, definitely an improvement I'd say. There's little
bits of stubble left on her bald head so I wanted to rip those out from the roots of her skull
but after decapitating her I realized I can't just pull the rest of the scraggly stubble out
of her head because this doll's head isn't hollow. I think it's supposed to be hollow,
you're supposed to be able to put pliers up there and pull out the really gross bits of hair.
Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong- Murphy's always got my back. I've seen tons of videos
where you can just pull the hair out from the inside. I don't know if this my little pony
is just a different type or something. I just don't understand. Giraffes do have little tiny
hairs on their head, kind of like a horse's mane except really short so I guess it's all right.
I could have just dyed the hair and tail I guess, but I've never used dye before and
I just didn't feel like it. Plus I think buying a whole box of dye just for this pony's hair would
be kind of a massive amount of waste so we'll just make do without it. She has no mane and no
tail. Don't worry though, I'm gonna go back in and add the little giraffe hair with epoxy later on.
Now that i've completely erased her past life and cleared up some prime real estate I finally
have enough space to create some horrors. A fresh start. And so begins our adventure.
First off I wanted to use Apoxie to give it a rounded, flat as the Earth head. I definitely
want to add some distinct facial features but I wanted a flat base to build off of.
I also took a little break from flattening out the face to give our giraffe that hair thing I
was talking about. For the costume part I wanted it to look like he had a giraffe hood resting on
top of his head. I'm gonna spare my little pony's ears- one because my generosity knows no bounds
but also just because I want to pretend those are now giraffe ears. Just trying to build off
of the pre-existing base. I did add the giraffe's ossicones- the little antennas on top. Personally
I hate antennas and anyone that wears antennas but I felt like it wouldn't quite be a giraffe without
those. Here I'm taking one of my my ball tools and I'm just kind of like making an outline for
the face and the mouth. I thought about keeping it like this, I kinda liked it. It kinda looks funny.
But no, that would be too lazy. Bad boy. At some point while I was sculpting this I did come to
the realization that giraffes have long necks and mine doesn't really have much of a neck at all.
It took me a while to come up with an excuse that would explain away that massive oversight
and the best I could think of is that if you were to dress up like a giraffe for halloween,
like if you were to wear a giraffe onesie, you wouldn't really have a long neck because
that's not how costumes really work with your anatomy. Either you accept that as a fact or you
failed Biology. I do want to add some more detail to his face and costume but I'm going to wait for
it to harden up a little bit before I go in and do that. I thought about putting it in the freezer to
like speed up the process but I'm pretty sure that would make it worse. Would the cold slow down the
chemical processes? I don't know. And now that it's sufficiently hardened I can get started on
sculpting the goblin's face. I wanted this goblin to have big bulging eyes and the typical pointy
goblin nose with oversized nostrils. Maybe I'll even place some treasures inside the nostrils,
we'll see. Because I'm adding a big nose to my goblin I guess I really didn't have to chop off
the nose to begin with. I could have just sculpted the new nose on top. But where's the torture in
that? I also didn't need to use acetone at all really because I'm sculpting a new face
for my goblin, which I guess works out because the acetone wasn't even working anyway. Probably would
have helped me out a lot if I planned this out a bit better but this is my first time sculpting
on my little pony so ya live and ya learn. To be honest I'm just making stuff up as I go,
I don't really have any plan of action. Anyways then I added a plate in his mouth where the teeth
will be. I'm going to paint on some sharp pointy teeth along with the regular jagged teeth. I do
want him to have some tusks- I'm going for that whole Covergirl look. I'm using my Apoxie sculpt
for this instead of my regular Sculpey clay. Apoxie dries without having to bake it because of
a chemical reaction when it's mixed. Whereas with Sculpey and other polymer clay you have to bake it
in the oven, which I can't do for this because my little pony would melt into a mush puddle...
and possibly set my oven on fire. And as enticing as that sounds, I didn't feel like cleaning it up
today. He wasn't looking half bad for a goblin. I could have left him alone at this point, but
nah, I gave him some bushy eyebrows. Things are getting spooky. Are the eyebrows on fleek or are
they just bushy caterpillars on top of the eyes? I can't decide. Then I thought to myself maybe I
should throw on some warts to really bring out his inner beauty. I also added some little stitches
going down the middle of his costume just to make it more apparent that it wasn't like a
dead giraffe carcass that he was wearing. That would be weird. That didn't really turn out how
I pictured it in my head but we're here now so there's no going back. Since I had chopped off the
tail earlier I added a little giraffe's tail with some Apoxie. It's not looking like much yet but I
promise it'll start making sense once I paint it. Now I'm supposed to wait six hours for the Apoxie
to harden, but let's be honest, who has that kind of time nowadays? Once it had decently hardened I
got started on the paint job. I wanted to make it look like as much as a giraffe as possible-
brown polka dots and all. Today I'm going to be using my tried and true folk art paints.
I love these almost as much as my pasta pens. Okay well.. I wouldn't go that far, but I really
do like them. Not sponsored. Then I gave the whole thing a nice little gentle cute sanding just so I
could smooth it out and make it a little easier to paint and because you know, I like sanding things.
I started off by painting the whole giraffe yellow in about two to three coats of paint.
I moved on to adding some color to my giraffe's costume and adding all the little spots and stuff.
I painted the rim of the hood brown just to make it stand out and more obvious that it's a costume.
I also painted all the little stitches brown and made the eyes all black. I didn't go over the
goblin's face with the same boring yellow color though because my goblin is gonna be puke colored.
*yum* I didn't want it to be too close to my tutu witch's color though so I opted for a light
grayish green. Pretty neutral, didn't want to go for anything too bold or crazy today. The green
is kind of making him look sickly and disgusting. Maybe him & the tutu witch can even be sweethearts
if she's not too picky. I decided to go back in and repaint the goblin's face a lighter green,
it just wasn't popping enough for me. After cleaning it up I went back in with some posca pens
and added all the little highlights and stuff. He's not perfect, but he is perfectly atrocious.
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