The Aberdeen-based Scottish artist made a series of very realistic bird sculptures composed of balloons of different colors. Storks, kingfishers, hummingbirds, ducks they all can be found and photographed their natural habitat.

According to Fubiz, the artist claims that this photo work does not leave any balloon waste; he removes his sculptures once the photo has been taken.

James shares his photographs on his Instagram account where he has gained almost 2k followers.

Scroll down and check out his work below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more amazing artwork.

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This Chinese balloon designer, described as the “strongest balloon tutor” in her country, really took this art to a whole other level. Mpo J is able to create complex characters and items with such an attention to details that it’s hard to believe she only uses balloons as her material.

She creates all sorts of different balloon art, from famous movie and cartoon characters like Winnie the Pooh to wearable pieces like dresses. Check out some of these awesome creations below.

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Later, those costumes found themselves worn by professional dancers, who displayed them on the streets of New York. If you are curious how that looked like, check out some photos from the performance below.

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His sculptures are incredibly realistic and he’s now skilled in making many different types of birds. How did it all start? As you may suspect, it involved a kid who needed something to play with. Cook’s niece surely had fun with the balloon animals, but so did he, so he decided to turn this into a hobby.

Check out some of his work below. The second post contains multiple images, so make sure to use the arrow to see them all!

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The Aberdeen-based Scottish artist made a series of very realistic bird sculptures composed of balloons of different colors. Storks, kingfishers, hummingbirds, ducks they all can be found and photographed their natural habitat.

According to Fubiz, the artist claims that this photo work does not leave any balloon waste; he removes his sculptures once the photo has been taken.

James shares his photographs on his Instagram account where he has gained almost 2k followers.

Scroll down and check out his work below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more amazing artwork.

The post Artist Makes Bird-sculptures Out of Balloons appeared first on PlayJunkie.

This Chinese balloon designer, described as the “strongest balloon tutor” in her country, really took this art to a whole other level. Mpo J is able to create complex characters and items with such an attention to details that it’s hard to believe she only uses balloons as her material.

She creates all sorts of different balloon art, from famous movie and cartoon characters like Winnie the Pooh to wearable pieces like dresses. Check out some of these awesome creations below.

The post Check out These Awesome Creations from Chinese Balloon Designer appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Later, those costumes found themselves worn by professional dancers, who displayed them on the streets of New York. If you are curious how that looked like, check out some photos from the performance below.

The post Wild Balloon Creatures Take Over the Streets of New York appeared first on PlayJunkie.

His sculptures are incredibly realistic and he’s now skilled in making many different types of birds. How did it all start? As you may suspect, it involved a kid who needed something to play with. Cook’s niece surely had fun with the balloon animals, but so did he, so he decided to turn this into a hobby.

Check out some of his work below. The second post contains multiple images, so make sure to use the arrow to see them all!

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