Ep 3. Grapapillar

In Make It season 1 episode 3, titled "Grapapillar," the contestants are tasked with creating an outdoor sculpture inspired by a unique creature - the grapapillar. The grapapillar is a fictional insect with the body of a grape and the legs of a caterpillar, and the artists must use their imagination to bring this creature to life through their artwork.

The episode begins with the contestants meeting with judge Amber Kemp-Gerstel, who provides them with the challenge details and introduces them to a special guest - a farmer who grows grapes. The contestants are immediately inspired by the grapes, and they begin brainstorming ideas for their sculptures.

The artists are given three days to complete their sculptures, and they begin by sketching out their designs and gathering materials. They work tirelessly in the outdoor workshop, using welding tools, saws, and other equipment to bring their visions to life.

Throughout the episode, the judges observe the artists and provide feedback on their progress. Kemp-Gerstel encourages the artists to focus on the details of their sculptures, reminding them that small touches can make a big impact. Fellow judge Simon Doonan advises the contestants to take risks and to not be afraid to try new things.

As the deadline approaches, the artists work frantically to finish their sculptures. Some experience setbacks, such as a mudslide that destroys one artist's base and a welding mishap that causes another sculpture to fall apart. However, they all persevere and continue working until the final moments.

In the end, the judges are impressed by the artists' creations. Each sculpture is unique, showcasing the artists' individual style and ability to think outside the box. The judges offer critiques, pointing out the strengths and weaknesses of each piece, and ultimately select a winner.

The episode concludes with the contestants reflecting on their experience and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to showcase their talents. They express a newfound appreciation for grapes, having spent hours studying the fruit in order to create their sculptures. The episode ends on a high note, with the artists feeling proud of their work and excited for their next challenge.