MASAYOSHI MAtsumoto (Balloon Art)
CAMPAMOCHA
OCTOPUS
jewel scarab
blue wazp
jelly fish SQUID
silkworm
AXOLOTL
caterpillar
CRAB blap
KINGFISHER
he creates animals, plant life and insects using only balloons. The works that has been published on this page are made from all balloon only. Adhesive, marker pen, seal, etc. are not used at all
FLAMINGO ostrich
The Japanese artist uses a variety of opaque, metallic, and translucent balloons to form tree-swinging monkeys, beetles, and fish out of water.
chinchilla
A STAR IS BORN
Pygmy jerboa
Previously continues to astound us with his balloon twisting skills. The Japanese artist uses a variety of opaque, metallic, and translucent balloons to form tree-swinging monkeys, beetles, and fish out of the water. When asked how he plans each of his latex creations Matsumoto explained to Colossal that each work is decided intuitively, and is dictated by whatever he feels like making in the moment. Most often the works take 3-6 hours each, depending on how many folds and colors the animal or insect might require. You can see more of his balloon sculptures on Facebook, Tumblr, and Instagram. Master balloon artist Masayoshi Matsumoto (previously) continues to amaze with his incredibly intricate animal creations. Using only balloons the artist abstains from using any additional materials like markers or adhesives Matsumoto shapes his raw materials to mimic the unique limbs, spikes, and wattles of a wide range of animals. The graceful silhouettes of birds and insects with their textural exoskeletons frequently appear in the artist’s body of work, but he also tackles flora including pitcher plants and cacti, and other creatures from mammals to maggots. Discover more of Matsumoto’s inflatable menagerie on Instagram and Twitter.
french poodle
camel
goat
deer
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