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Inventive Art: Arigami.com and Balloon Sculptures
by Michelle
Arigami is the art of folding air in especially prepared latex contatiners says Arigami.com. Basically, its a very fun twist on the balloon art you see at carnivals and parties.
"Vincent van Gogh used paint. Auguste Rodin worked in bronze. Larry Moss shapes air with the use of balloons. Moss's unusual art has been displayed in 12 countries on four continents. His achievements have been recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records and Ripley's Believe It or Not!
Renowned in his field for his large and technically challenging sculptures, Moss is also an experienced teacher of his art and author of several books on ballooning."
See the rest at Arigami.com. Thanks to Bibi.org for finding him.
Ballons are also being used to highlight houw moelcules look at Baloonmolecules.com.
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by Anonymous (not verified)
Origami
is just twisted art.
by Hot Spot Mama
this would be a huge hit at
this would be a huge hit at my kids birthday parties
by Anonymous (not verified)
Hey hotspotmama,
are you another clueless parent? Kids really want the worms (check them out).
by Anonymous (not verified)
The Corn People
Is the man on the right the Pop (corn)?
by Anonymous (not verified)
Pop Corn Man
Although he is now a farmer, he used to be a kernel in the U.S. army.
by Grant Wood (not verified)
American Gothic is Unfinished
The artist needs to add black make-up on the faces and also paint the fingernails black for a contemporary "gothic" look.
As is, it "wood" be more accurately called "SPRING in American Gothic's Neck".
What is next, "American Gothic" bobbleheads?
by Anonymous (not verified)
Popcorn People
When they are put in a pot to be boiled, they are Man and Pa Kettle.
by Anonymous (not verified)
Oops, type
"Ma and Pa Kettle" (not man and pa kettle)
by Anonymous (not verified)
It looks like the popcorn couple could use
some botox injections. However, they would pop when the needles were inserted. Their skin looks extra smooth--do they use corn silk or something? I bet they really have to take care of their skin in order to prevent getting the ultimate boil.