Art Ninja - Episode Guide

After ordering a takeaway, Ricky wonders if his fortune cookie might come true.

Ricky looks after his baby niece.

Ricky decides to form a band but the instruments that he orders aren't quite right.

Ricky thinks he has 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 paperweight 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 pinata shaped like an ice cream, Ricky's determined to lure the mysterious creature 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.

Ricky is having really weird dreams, which lead to him to make surreal art including giant hands and a burger hat inspired by Rene Magritte. After scoffing some cheesy snacks, Ricky and Gavin both fall asleep and Ricky gets his pyjamas on to create some illuminating dream art.

Gavin thinks that he could get rich and famous by filming a vlog about being the art ninja's annoying best friend. Ricky wants in - but not before creating a graffiti pin board and a camera print inspired by Andy Warhol. To score a load of likes they decide to make an unforgettable pixel picture with memo notes, but will their art go viral?

Sarah's bought a onesie that turns her invisible and she and Ricky use it to plays tricks on Gav. Ricky conjures a geometric kite design and fashions a stained glass rocket inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, before heading off to rescue his dad who has got tangled up at the campsite. This inspires Ricky to use guy ropes to make intense art with a heroic twist.

Sarah's bought a onesie that turns her invisible and she and Ricky use it to plays tricks on Gav. Ricky conjures a geometric kite design and fashions a stained glass rocket inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, before heading off to rescue his dad who has got tangled up at the campsite. This inspires Ricky to use guy ropes to make intense art with a heroic twist.

Sarah's bought a onesie that turns her invisible and she and Ricky use it to plays tricks on Gav. Ricky conjures a geometric kite design and fashions a stained glass rocket inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, before heading off to rescue Dad, who's got tangled up at the campsite. This inspires Ricky to use guy ropes to make intense art with a heroic twist.

Nadiya Hussain is looking for locals to enter a foodie competition, so everyone wants to get involved. Ricky makes art from food, including a lasagne mosaic and a chocolate portrait in homage to artist Vik Muniz, while Chef Gav cooks up some unlikely food combos in the kitchen. When the team eventually get to the food fest, will they make a 'meal' of it?

Ricky finds himself in a bit of a fairy tale when his latest tech toy TESA (Technologically Encrypted Support Assistant) decides to become an audio book. Things get even weirder when Sarah transforms into the wicked witch of the west country, and Gav shows up with three little pigs. So when they all disappear in Bristol city centre, Ricky finds himself part of an epic art adventure. Ricky makes dragon feet trainers and a beastly collage inspired by artist Hannah Hoch.

When Ricky and Gav watch Officially Amazing their competitive streaks take over with increasingly silly record-breaking attempts. Makes include a shuffle puzzle inspired by LS Lowry and a 'putt-a-poo' golf game, but can Ricky blow away the competition with his gigantic leaf blower?

After Ricky orders an anti-baldness potion things get hairy and scary as hair grows everywhere. Ricky makes a paper wig and a shaving-foam painting inspired by Vincent van Gogh, while the Grand Master creates 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 some driving lessons because she thinks he's too old to ride a skateboard. Unfortunately Ricky is not keen and despite the best efforts of his friends and family he won't budge out of neutral. The art is still full-throttle though, with a self-propelling car and a human moped animation, and when they get to the driving centre, Ricky makes epic 3D art with traffic cones that will definitely 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 starts to receive countless gifts from a mystery superfan whilst coincidentally items begin to disappear from his flat. Gavin is instructed to keep watch, though he's a little distracted. Meanwhile, Ricky makes a shiny selfie in homage to Gustav Klimt, an octopus using a candle and a squirty flower! With his flat half empty, can Ricky finally recover his stuff and uncover his mystery fan?

Ricky finds a shop dummy and when he puts a curly wig on it, he decides it looks a bit like his mate Ella. After a weird power surge in the flat, the mannequin seems to come alive, but not everyone can see it. Unperturbed Ricky makes a brainbox memory keeper, a satchel inspired by Peter Blake and a magic wallet and then decides to take the dummy to the recycling centre and to make some epic art from scrapyard trash?

Gav wins Bristol's Best Dressed competition and somehow Ricky becomes a viral fashion sensation. He makes a gumball sock dispenser, punk patches inspired by Vivienne Westwood and a card using a pair of tights. But when he loses his fashion mojo, Ricky and the gang try to get it back with a recycled catwalk fashion show.

Ricky creates art with the help of his friends.

Brandishing paints and pens Ricky creates more masterpieces and finds himself in the most unlikely situations.