Watch Making Mad

2017
2 Seasons

Making Mad is a captivating show that follows the life of Brian and Starla Sullivan, a couple that is dedicated to transforming old and damaged vehicles into stunning custom rides. Each episode showcases the couple's incredible talent as they take on a new project and work their magic to bring it to life.

Brian Sullivan is the lead designer and fabricator of the team, with over 30 years of experience in designing and building custom cars. Starla, on the other hand, is the lead painter of the team, with her signature style of candy colored paint jobs that adds a touch of uniqueness and artistry to every car that they work on. Together, they make a formidable team that is capable of transforming any vehicle into a work of art.

The show does an excellent job of capturing the passion and commitment that Brian and Starla have for their work. From the early stages of sketching out their designs to the final moments of applying the finishing touches, every detail is captured on camera, allowing viewers to fully appreciate the amount of work that goes into each project.

What makes Making Mad stand out is the creativity and uniqueness that is put into each project. The show features a wide range of vehicles, from classic muscle cars to vintage trucks, and the team takes on each challenge with enthusiasm and passion.

One example is the episode where the team is tasked with transforming a 1972 Chevy C10 truck into a custom ride. The truck had been sitting in a barn for decades, and the team had to work hard to bring it back to life. They started by tearing down the truck to its frame and rebuilding it with new parts. Brian then designed a custom suspension system that produced a superior ride quality. Starla then worked her magic and gave the truck a stunning paint job using a combination of pearl metallic and candy colors that gave the vehicle a one-of-a-kind look.

The show also focuses on the challenges that the team faces in each project. From running into unexpected problems during the build process to working around tight deadlines, the show does an excellent job of capturing the struggles that the team goes through and showing how they overcome them with their skill and expertise.

Overall, Making Mad is an excellent show for any car enthusiast or anyone who appreciates the art of custom car building. The show is not just about transforming vehicles, but it's also about the dedication and passion that goes into each project. Brian and Starla are an inspiring couple that shows how to turn a passion into a successful career. If you love cars and want to see some of the most beautiful custom rides on the road, then Making Mad is definitely a show that you don't want to miss.

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15. Artist Uses Thousands Of Nails To Create 3D Art

November 21, 2016

An Indian artist has found fame by creating incredible 3D portraits using a hammer and nails. Wajid Khan, from Indore in central India, completed his first nail portrait, of Mahatma Gandhi, in 2005, which took three years to complete. Since then Wajid has produced a series of portraits of iconic figures including his most recent, an image of Mother Mary and Jesus, made from 115,000 nails.

14. Make Me a Monster - Duo Give Amazing SFX Makeup Tutorials

May 31, 2016

Self taught special effects makeup artist Ellinor Rosander and talented producer Macs Moser create jaw dropping step by step tutorials, teaching us how to look like realistic gruesome characters from the comfort of our own home. Well known for their gory special effects the Ellimacs team was created in 2013 by 21-year-old Ellinor and 40-year-old Macs.

13. Body Artist Brings Yoga Animals To Life On Human Canvas

September 12, 2016

Artist Emma Fay transforms incredibly patient models into animals using yoga poses and body paint. The 29-year-old artist spends hours using water-based paints to transform her models into realistic animals, including a caterpillar, a crocodile and a cobra. Her latest work, Union of Yoga, celebrates the yoga discipline by painting the subject of each yogic pose on the human body.

12. DIY Space Photography

July 10, 2016

A Greek engineer has built his own space balloon capable of photographing earth at the stratospheric layer - five times higher than the reach of a commercial aeroplane. Konstantinos Tamateas began building the stratospheric flight project in 2010 and has now sent two balloons into space to photograph his home country through the atmosphere.

11. Haunting Underwater Sculptures Combine Art & Conservation

February 15, 2016

This is one museum you can't just drop into on your lunch break - because it's underwater! Europe's first subaquatic museum, located off the coast of Lanzarote, is the work of British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor. Accessible only to snorkelers, divers and sea life the museum uses human sculptures as a way to generate awareness about the loss of ecosystems and the risks the ocean currently faces.

10. Spitfire Club - Team Building Squadron Of Iconic WW2 Aircraft

March 6, 2016

March 5 2016 marked the 80th anniversary of the first Spitfire flight - and the most iconic of British fighter planes could soon be making a more frequent appearance in UK skies. The Spitfire Club is embarking on an ambitious project to build a whole squadron of 12 new Spitfires, aiming to ensure ordinary people have access to the legendary aircraft, which includes helping construct them.

9. Aqua-batic - Underwater Pole Dancing Reveals The Elegance Of The Sport

March 14, 2016

Pole dancers show off their aqua-batic skills as they run through their routines underwater. Professional photographer Brett Stanley, 40, set out to capture the grace of the dancers' moves and the elegant images feature a mixture of amateur pole dancers and novices keen on grappling with the logistical challenges of pole dancing underwater.

8. Modern Caveman - Man Builds A $230,000 House In 700-Year-Old Cave

January 11, 2016

The pressures of modern life mean that most of us have probably dreamt, at one time or another, of fleeing to the hills. But real-life caveman Angelo Mastropietro has made his hermit dream a reality - by spending over £160,000 turning a 700-year-old cave, carved into 250 million year old sandstone cliffs in the the Wyre Forest, into his dream home!

7. The $100 Luxury Donut Made With Gold and Cristal Champagne

January 15, 2016

They are a staple for police officers across America - but this ultra-luxury gold donut would be more suited to royalty. Made with Cristal Champagne and 24-carat gold leaf and gold dust, a dozen donuts cost a staggering $1000 (£700). The glitzy dish is proving so popular that two businessmen are reportedly flying in from London for the day just to try it!

6. Spine Chilling SFX Artist Brings Nightmares To Life

June 28, 2016

A horror fan has brought some of your worst nightmares to life with the power of make up. Not for the faint hearted, these gruesome makeovers make Freddy Kruger look like a runway model. Kiana Jones, a self taught make up artist from Perth, Australia, has gained a massive following online with her unique make up tutorials - inviting fans to watch her transform on her YouTube channel Freakmo.

5. Inside The Luxury $200,000 Treehouse

September 22, 2016

This luxurious treehouse complete with its own slide and open air tree shower is world's away from your wooden childhood den. Hidden in a forest in West Dorset, the modern treehouse was built by London designer Guy Mallinson for the ultimate retreat for holidaymakers wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The Woodsman's Treehouse even contains a sauna and hot tub!

4. Real Life Iron Man Builds Super Strength "Suit"

February 19, 2016

A comic book lover turned wacky inventor has come one-step closer to realising his dream of becoming a superhero - by building his very own exoskeleton. The prototype has already allowed James Hobson, 25, to curl 170lbs, lift a Mini Cooper with ease and even pick up a truck! James, from Ontario, Canada, hand built the exoskeleton in his garage - which he has dubbed the 'Inventorium'.

3. Pokemon Pancakes - Gotta Cook 'Em All!

August 9, 2016

A 'pancake artist' has created the perfect snack for hardened Pokemon Go addicts hunting their next prey. Japanese chef Keisuke Inagaki has combined his passion for anime and cooking by creating edible Pokemon pancakes. Inagaki has been a chef at his restaurant La Ricetta in Zama City, Japan, for the last 18 years and as a fan of the game he wanted to release his own edible Pokemon into the world!

2. Wonder Woman - Body Artist Brings Comic Book Characters To Life

April 28, 2016

Watch your favourite superhero characters brought to life by artist Kay Pike - just using make up and body paint. Kay from Calgary, Canada, creates stunning artwork on her body and transforms herself into superheroes and villains from comic franchises by Marvel and DC. Kay's knockout creations include Batman, Superman, Deadpool and Poison Ivy, she also recreates manga and video game characters.

1. Growing A Jungle In My New York Apartment

September 29, 2016

A model has created an oasis in the middle of New York City by cramming 500 plants into her apartment! Self confessed "crazy plant lady" Summer Rayne Oakes decided to turn her Brooklyn apartment into a forest after her roommate moved out six years ago. Since then she has expanded the collection in her 1,200 square foot apartment and now has more than 150 plant species including a full forest wall!

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