McKenzie blows the artists' minds with the revelation that their first solo challenge is to create an unconventional dragon.
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The contestants are more than a little jittery at the thought of this challenge - after all, dragons are big!
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Tyler got so far ahead of the game on day one that he's able to add some extra elements, like badass wings, to his ice-breathing vulture-dragon. His creation lands in top looks this week.
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Rashaad let his creative energy fly on the fabrication, but not to the detriment of his paint job, which Glenn highlights as spectacular. Rashaad also winds up in top looks.
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Chloe had a brutal time with her molds all along the line and has to scrap about two thirds of her design idea. Even so, she and her seahorse dragon avoid bottom looks.
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George's dragon has the more traditional fire orientation, so he works with a volcanic blend of reds, blacks and bronzes, and finds a place in top looks.
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Niko's concept and silhouette were strong, but his paint job was muddy. He faces elimination this week.
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Daniel felt confident in his concept going into last looks, but once on the reveal stage with a costume that's all wrong, his place in bottom looks makes more sense.
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Tess's quilled huntress design suffered from time management issues, and though the judges liked her concept, her execution landed her in bottom looks.
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Tyler's creation brought together tons of wonderful design ideas and blew the judges away. He wins this week's challenge!
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Glenn couldn't find any elements of "dragon" in Daniel's character, and the overall effect was disorienting. He is the one to go home this week.
