Grade levels: Primary (1-3)

Ricky finds himself in a fairy tale after being trolled by his virtual assistant – T.E.S.A. (Technologically Encrypted Support Assistant). Things get weirder when Sarah becomes the wicked witch of the West Country and Gav shows up with three little pigs. Ricky makes dragon feet trainers and a beastly collage inspired by Hannah Hoch. When the pigs go missing in Bristol town centre, Ricky finds himself in an epic adventure.

When Ricky and Gav watch ‘Officially Amazing’ it makes them rediscover their competitive streak by trying to break various records and challenges that get increasingly silly. Makes include a shuffle puzzle inspired by L.S. Lowry and a “putt a poo” golf game. But can Ricky blow the competition away with a gigantic leaf blower?

After Ricky orders an anti baldness potion, things get hairy and scary as hair literally grows everywhere. Ricky makes a paper wig and a shaving foam painting inspired by Vincent Van Gogh, while the Grand Master suggests a monster hat. Ricky and Gav eventually head to the hairdressers. Can they make some grade one art with the hair clippings?

Ricky’s Nan has bought him driving lessons because she thinks he’s too old to ride a skateboard. Ricky’s not keen and despite the best efforts of friends and family he won’t budge out of neutral. The art’s still full throttle though, with a self-propelling car and a human moped animation. At the driving centre, can Ricky make epic art with traffic cones to pass the test?

While looking after Gav’s cat and Sarah’s guinea pig, Ricky gets bitten and suddenly he can hear the pets talking. Not only that, they’re gossiping about him. He also has to contend with the Grand Master making a kazoo and artist Joan Miro inspiring him to craft a 3D name sculpture, before heading to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park to make animal art really worth talking about.

Ricky receives countless gifts from a super fan while mysteriously loads of stuff goes missing from his flat. Distracted Gavin keeps guard without success, while Ricky makes a shiny selfie in homage to Gustav Klimt, a squirty flower and an octopus using a candle. With his flat is nearly empty, will Ricky finally recover his furniture and uncover his mystery fan?

Ricky thinks he’s got nothing to spread on his toast until a giant egg is mysteriously delivered. Worried it could contain a baby T-Rex, Ricky distracts himself with art including a prehistoric mask and a wall plaque inspired by Rachel Whiteread. At the park he uses his leftover toast to make a loaf-ly picture, but what will happen to the massive egg!?

Ricky hears that a yeti has been spotted in Bristol, but there’s no way it would be hiding in his flat, right?! After making a camouflage picture inspired by Rousseau and a piñata shaped like an ice cream, Ricky’s determined to lure the mysterious beast and be the first to photograph it. Heading to the woods with Michelle and Rich might be his only chance to capture the abominable beast!