Geeky balloon art


The balloon artists at Balloon Guys Entertainment have quite a gallery of their work online, including an elaborate Balloon Mario and Balloon Master Chief. Link (via Geekologie)

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Isn't baloon art by its nature geeky?

not of these balloons are as impressive as balloon guy's 'stache.

Hmm. That alien looks familiar.

I love the Purity Control Ehrlenmeyer Flask one! That's really wonderful.

I wonder how the alien got itself trapped inside the condom? The condom was probably on Stan Romanek's nightstand.

This reminds me of another artist who works with balloons, Jason Hackenworth:
http://www.siteprojects.org/hackenwerth/index.html

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