Artzooka

Jeremie makes a whale out of a milk carton, a cave for a sleeping bear picture, and a box that creates funny faces for photos of his friends.

Jeremie recycles plastic bottles to fashion a jetpack, uses a lens from 3D glasses to make a filter for his digital camera, and prints colourful designs onto paper using unusual tools: shaving cream and food colouring!

Jeremie uses building blocks to make a transforming cube, creates a party decoration critter, and fashions a large puppet out of a plastic bottle and a recycled shirt.

Jeremie makes a spaceship out of an empty gluestick tube, a shadow theatre out of a packing box and tracing paper, and a translucent jellyfish out of a plastic bottle.

Jeremie uses paper plates to make a spaceship – complete with marble windows, makes a kaleidoscope out of a takeout container lid and some plastic bits, and a nightlight out of a plastic bottle, a puck light, some decorated paper, and a special trick!

Jeremie makes a fishbowl artpiece out of a plastic container and tissue paper, creates an incredible northern lights image, and then makes a pig out of plastic bags and packing tape!

Using old socks Jeremie makes a socktopus, creates a frozen nightlight, and builds robots out of boxes and straws – box bots!

Using an old tie and cardboard rolls, Jeremie makes Easter Island puppets. Then Jeremie makes an amazing transforming image, and an Artooka light – a torch with a glowing orb lit up with a flashlight.

Using cardboard, straws, and a magnet, Jeremie makes a swoopy bird – a bird that can swoop down and pick up metal. Jeremie uses string and broken crayons to make a mosaic image of Arty, and simple shapes cut out of paper to make ponies.

Jeremie creates a turtle box out of a takeout container, a plastic container, and newspaper. Jeremie then makes a pixelator – a screen to transform your television to a moving light show – and house of cards that won’t fall down!

Jeremie Artzookas a foosball table out of a box, skewers, and clothespins. He then demonstrates how green screens work, and then makes a memory box – full of images and mementos.

Jeremie uses felt, clothespins, glue, and a balloon to make a roman helmet. He then creates an infinity box out of a box and LED lights. The lights look like they go on forever! Then using paper, Jeremie makes an origami lion.

Using an old necktie and a wire hanger, Jeremie Artzookas a necktie snake. Then Jeremie makes a checkerboard, using a Styrofoam plate and some paint to print the squares! Jeremie then makes a horse sculpture using corrugated cardboard and glue.

Jeremie uses paper plates, a cardboard tube, and an elastic band to make a singing puppet; more cardboard tubes, straws, cardboard, and magnifying glasses to make 3D glasses; and, old stockings, straws, and a wiffle ball to make a stocking pig.

Using a plastic bottle, Jeremie makes a surprise bank with secret compartment. Then, Jeremie creates a bag using old CDs and DVDs. Jeremie then uses cardboard, a Styrofoam ball, popcorn, and bubble wrap to Artzooka a popcorn clown.

Rice and balloons are all Jeremie uses to make incredible juggling balls. Then, Jeremie creates a thunderbird out of a box, cardboard, and cardboard tubes. Jeremie then makes an Artzooka bat out of dough, a sheet of plastic, and paint.

Jeremie makes a giraffe with a neck that moves out of an egg carton, cardboard tubes, and wiffle balls. Jeremie then makes super-hero cuffs out of cardboard and duct tape, and a panda out of dryer lint!

Toilet paper and a spray of water and food colouring are the unlikely materials Jeremie uses to make a monkey face. Then, Jeremie creates a periscope out of cardboard tubes and mirrors, and a squid out of bendy straws and packing tape!

Jeremie Artzookas an amazing snowball-throwing yeti out of a coffee cup, popsicle sticks, and binder clips. Jeremie then makes a bird sculpture that looks like stone, but is make of a sponge! Using batter of flour, salt, baking soda, and food colouring, Jeremie then creates a puff paint butterfly that puffs up after cooking in the microwave.