Squishy Makeover: Fixing Your Squishies #7

music *dying* *ahem* hYELLOW. ...Oh God...let's get to the point. Today is a soft

makeover

. You know it. I know HELLO! (If you're reading this, save OPIEE) Last week I posted this and asked you to vote on which one(s) you wanted to see and you guys are such good citizens. Let me take out all the

squishies

in the picture *SHPLAT* Here they are. Guess who won the popularity contest with flying colors...this guy, by far, the most sought after...what are you doing? Next Empty space ~ this fat pig was mentioned thousands of times. Then yes.

That's possible. You are so fat and amazing. And many people also wanted to see this pair of injured narwhals. So yes, of course. I'll take those too and I'll choose the last one. And I choose this rainbow, and you know what? I'll go one step further because I'm willing to spend 60 hours on this video. Yes of course. No problem, and I will make this cake too. So here's the group. Oh wait, narwhals must be together. That's uh... yeah XD Yeah, here's the group. So let's get to the soft roast. Where do I start with this koala?

The design is really cute though. The condition is not... it's not cute, we have paint stains on his face, he's just minutes away from joining the earless squad AYYYYYYYE the ear squad is missing And on top of that, there's a clear cut on the top of his ear. Bleeds purple blood. I'm also diagnosing acrylic paint disease right here. Also, she has some toilet paper stuck to her. Alright. It happens to all of us. Oh. Enter the fabric glue. Yes. I hold the cap with rubber bands. I'm not sure what the problem is. I'm going to smear some glue on the mutilated ear and stick a piece of memory foam there.

Secure it, let it dry and once it's dry I'll trim the foam and try to make it look as close to the other ear as possible. Watch where you're pointing those scissors. Wow, and that's it. That's the best I can do. I also tried to cover the small hole in the cup in the same way but that was with worse results and it looks suspiciously. Like a video of pimples popping *shudders* But hey, let's move on. . Now I'm going to glue the ears back in place and then apply a thick coat of Puffy paint over all the cracks and repairs to seal everything together once it dries.

It's time to personalize the rhymes. Hmhm Don't get me wrong, I love koalas. I have nothing but respect for them brah, but I want to change this to something different just for fun. So I'm shaping some marshmallows with memory foam because this is going to be a hot chocolate themed bear. So I'm going to glue them together (bouncing sound) And then I'm going to cover them with puffy paint to fill all the holes. This looks pretty weird right now, but bear with me (what a laugh track) Okay, so I need to try to remove them. part of that disease just by scratching it, I removed a good amount and revealed this top secret message below that says Kode or Kody or Kade, Katie, Kody.

I don't know what this says, I'm going to paint the mug a nice maroon color. I just mixed a little bit of brown with a little bit of red. I don't wear this color very often, but I wanted something cute, cozy, and comforting since it's a hot chocolate theme. The bear is supposed to represent real hot chocolate. So this is the moment this guy loses his identity as a koala. 1 liek if u cri everitim ;O; No it's not sad because it's turning into hot chocolate last time I checked, that's a good thing, maybe in the future there will be an opportunity to change something on a koala track* hint*.

But yes, for now the koala is dead. So here we go. It has a nice and cozy look. Yeah, now let's do something with those alien marshmallows. I'm painting them white, which is the traditional color of marshmallows here on earth. MMMMmmmMMM And then I take this POWERFUL CHALK and draw the face this way, I can easily wipe it off or paint it if I make a mistake, which I'm sure will happen. Well, that's what we're working with. That's what I decided was perfect. So now I'm going to go over that with some real paint. I closed his eyes because he's too comfortable to open them right now.

I'm adding a little shadow to the marshmallows to try to make them look toasty. This is gourmet hot chocolate, okay? To finish those marshmallows I'm going to spread some fluffy paint to make it look like they're melting because hot chocolate is hot BONGOS back to

your

face ehhh HHH I'm just going to put a nice little expression on it and the finishing touches. I'm going to add a little dark chocolate to the ears and what comes out of the cup for some reason. And since this mug is such a large area and is so simple, I decided to add some snowflakes to make it more interesting.

So here's the

squishy

finale. He has gone to the dark side. It's not bad, but it's literally a darker color than the original and I love it. The repairs went very well. Basically, you never know it was damaged and I put a lot of detail into this with the snowflakes and shading of the marshmallows. It's like a thousand degrees here right now, but this bear still makes me want hot chocolate. I just want to drink his face *adorable giggle* Not in a weird way. Okay, and next is the fat pig. stop calling me fat This one is so adorable it stinks.

I'm always a little confused when everyone picks a super cute one because it's like why do you want me to change this? I want to be fair. It's really very worn out. There are cracks all over his fat body. WOW. You keep going. More paint needed. Tearing. It's definitely had its moment. The first step I'm going to take is to cut off his ears. Why you ask? Well, I think pigs look better without ears. Just an opinion. It's a joke. I'm going to replace them with a different type of ears. So lie here and wait for me to decide

your

fate.

Here's a family piece of fun. I'm going to use that failed tail to shape it into a nice What's the name of the shape? You look at it and then cut it in half to create two bunny ears. So now you're thinking, I know, I know you're turning him into a bad bunny. I'm going to change this to a pig in a bunny costume, if that's not a high concept. I do not know what it is. So let me glue them together to make sure they're somewhat straight and even get the lint out of the butt.

This is humiliating. Oh, and don't forget. How could I almost forget about the fluffy tail? We have to make that happen too. Okay, now seal everything with puffy paint, of course, of course, I'm going to paint over it with a nice new coat of paint so we can get rid of all the cracks and tears and just rejuvenate and refresh your pretty pink pigskin. I'm stalling now, can you tell? Ah, here we go with some nice rosy cheeks. That's a must and I'm giving him some happy eyes because he's getting a

makeover

so he should be happy about it and finally here I go painting the costume.

Why did I choose yellow? The costume you may be wondering? I initially wanted to make it white, but the tail and stomach area will be white and pink, obviously a blue that would look like cotton candy. I just made a huge purple square. Recently, orange is getting too close to pink. The gray was a bit boring and that's how I got to the yellow. Wasn't it interesting? I wonder how many people clicked through that explanation and finally painted the tail. Ah, the lighting is incredibly dim here. It's blinding. Here is the final. The old man didn't look naked before, but now he looks somewhat naked.

Do I need to blend something? but seriously, it's not a big difference between the before and after, but I definitely think the

squishy

has been given a makeover and is sporting a new outfit. So that's great. I'm definitely feeling some Easter vibes. Why did I go all seasonal in this video? First it's winter, now it's spring. Once upon a time. There was a little rabbit jumping through the forest. Excuse me, bunny. That? Anyway, I was completely stumped on the ideas for this one. So I'm glad I was able to find something. Now I'm going to work on these two, but you know what?

Let's roast them one at a time Hmm. So this cake I feel like no one voted for this one because it's honestly not that appealing. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe you all think it's cool. Maybe I have a strange taste in colors. I just don't understand the thought process behind choosing these colors. Well, you know, I think we should make the main color yellow-green. It is definitely the most desirable color. We could then choose some brown droplets not like a chocolate brown, but like a diarrhea brown. Perfect. Then the bottom has to be hot pink, that will really tie everything together.

Mm-hmm, grilling mushy is brutal these days. On the bright side Look at that squish. Yes, now the little rainbow. It's adorable. And maybe this is just a weird personal thing coming from someone who has an unhealthy obsession with rainbows. But I don't appreciate when the order of the rainbow is WRONG. It's not dramatic at all. Also, he has a tear in his... Umm... (in the middle lol) Okay, where's the cake? So first I'm going to remove the strawberries from the top and you know what? It's weird because the strawberries were the only part of this cake.

That didn't bother me. In fact, I'll keep them because they may come in handy at some point. Plus, I have a tendency to hoard. I need to clear that space because I'm actually going to place the rainbow on top eventually to make it the new cake topper. I removed some of the little pimples that were going to be in the way too and then I painted over the scars to cover them up and that's it, I'll start painting on the little rainbow. My brush is a little crunchy Hmm, I mixed all these colors myself. Many people ask me why I sometimes use pink instead of red for the rainbow.

I only do this when I use lighter versions of all the colors and the pink is just a lighter version of the red. Here's the part where I leave my camera. literally for an hour by accident. Oh shit, I felt like the colors looked a little dull. So I adjusted them, made some lighter and some darker for the second layer just to make sure they look good together. Small difference but it helped in my opinion as the rainbow dries it takes time. Ooh, cute. And I'm painting it with the same colors I used for the rainbow, of course, and I'm very happy to say goodbye to those old colors.

I decided to do rainbow stripes on the sides of the cake and all around. It took me a long time to do it, a long time, just to give you an idea. That's how slow I was progressing on this and of course one layer is never enough. So we have to go for layer number two. Let's get over this not long. Okay, now it's time for the two

squishies

to finally connect. So I'm gluing the rainbow, but as you can see there are still spaces between them. So I use puffy paint to better fill in all the spaces.

Now that the two have become one, it's time for this to really come together. So I'll paint the top and all the little sprinkles pink to complete the rainbow of the cake in the process. I put some paint on the clouds. Just a little bit, so I'll go over it with a little bit of white to lighten it up. It wasn't my plan to use a pearlescent finish for the clouds at first, but the original clouds had that kind of thing and at some point I decided I liked it, so I just stole that idea from the original squishy. do a little complicated painting in the area under the rainbow.

While I'm doing the finishing touches, you may have noticed that you can still see that damn drizzle underneath and to that I say "Oh well." He really wasn't the type. of drizzle that is easy to remove, so it will have to stay but it is not very noticeable. So I'm fine. I know I was very harsh on the original cake design, but I will say that the ugly ones are the most exciting to me. They are my favorite to work with because there is more room for improvement and look at them now, unless you don't like rainbows, then don't spoil it for me.

Well, I love how this turned out. I want to continue making more of these combined squishies because I think it's a really cool idea to combine several squishies and create something new somewhere over the rainbow. WHAT So now I'm going to work on the narwhals. The only design difference between these two is the color. Otherwise, they are literally exactly the same. I guess one is a boy and the other is a girl. They have very different injuries. The boy is missing his horn. Wait, is he still a narwhal? Or is she just a whale, a whale and she has a hole in her fin, a scar on her back and is barely holding on to her tail?

I just don't know what tragic accident left them like this, but we're going to help first. Oops. Her tail is gone. Let me find that. Well, first the ladies. We're going to glue her tail on in a fairly easy surgery and her back now. It's going to be a little more difficult and I actually have someone I want you to meet. It's a corpse that died during a botched operation and that's really horrible, but we're going to cut up her corpse and use it as parts. So we will transfer her horn to the other whale once I take it off.

I'll cut it out and try to make it fit correctly, glue it on and that's it. Thank you for your donation, rest in peace. Now back with her, I'll stuff her fin,I will cover the scar and reinforce its tail with a little paint. and doing the same thing with it I'm also cutting off the tabs that are sticking out because I don't want to see them at the end and painting over those areas. He looks good, buddy and now he's going to get the first coat of paint on him. I'm not sure what to do for this Narwhal couple, but I knew I wanted to do some kind of theme that would bring them together.

So he's a chocolate chip cookie. And what goes good with chocolate chip cookies? Milk, so it's milk and cookies. I'm sorry for the way I said that, once I painted it all over. It's time for the details. I originally painted his heart white, but I changed it later. So just ignore that. Now I'm putting on the face following the face print that's already there and also adding the chocolate chips, which look like leopard print but are chocolate chips. And this is where I changed the heart to chocolate. I liked the white heart. But I don't know, I just needed more chocolate, more chocolate.

So let's go back to this girl now that I have a solid white color on all sides. I'm looking for the face and it seriously looks like a ghost, like it's kind of scary. But let's keep trying to make his paint job interesting, it was really complicated because what do you do with a milk theme? It's wet. It is white. It is white. That's practically all. But I didn't want to leave his whole body. Just a simple white, so I ended up using the pearlescent white paint on the horn of her and gave it a drip, drip kind of look and also made the heart of her pearlescent.

So here they are. Of course. I still love the original designs. They're classics, but I think they're unique and a little more interesting now as a couple. Oh, and here's my hand. Just showing up to ruin the scene. What was I thinking? Okay whatever. They went through some difficult surgeries, but it was worth it and they are now making a full recovery. We're ok. We're fine and it's great. Everything is wonderful. Now, if I didn't tell you it's a milk and cookies thing, do you think you'd notice? I don't know, it looks like a leopard and a ghost in a magic hat, but I know it's milk and cookies.

So that makes it great. Also, did you know that narwhals are real? I'm not kidding. I basically made six squishies in this episode. It was crazy that it took me so long to make this video. You have no idea, but I'm very happy with all these boys and girls and stuff, so I'd say it was worth it. But yes, in the future I won't be. Doing so many per episode because it's so hard trying to get all the work done in a week. Thanks so much for looking. I hope you enjoyed it. I'll see you next week.

Bye