Many great balloon artists teach one balloon animals to the general public… And then they charge for tutorials for more advanced designs. In fact, some have even gotten mad at me for oversharing here on KZfaq. They think having awesome stuff like this readily available reduces the market for their paid tutorials. I think I help expand the market by growing the industry.

I agree, the reason why balloon art is still so unknown to the general public is because its so hidden. Keep up the phenomenal job, would love to jam with you.

We have a monthly jam here in SoCal at Mayflower Distributing in Cerritos the first Monday of each month. If you're ever in the area, that's where I'll be.

I'd love to see the elephant! Have you posted a photo anywhere? Facebook, Instagram, Twitter?

I sent you a msg via fb :-)

I don't, but I have a bunch of playlists on my channel where I have saved videos by many different balloon artists, organized into categories. If you look at my Balloon Twisting: Mammals playlist, I believe I have added a hippo by Sergey Loginov to that list that is made from just a couple of 260s. Thanks for watching!

I learned how to make a one balloon owl and it looks like an owl multiple moon is always nice you know but I learned to make a one balloon owl from a guy named Marvin Hardy his balloon books one balloon animals very amazing you need to check out those qualatex balloon books the Pioneer balloon company but I'll have to admit that owl is pretty cute good job

Thanks for watching!

Totally AWESOME! Thanks for sharing. Gotta try this! I have all the material.

Yep,that is why the ear deflated - I didn't tie off the balloon like I usually do. But I didn't leave myself enough tail! I always forget that 160s aren't quite as stretchy as 260s, so I need more tail to tie them off. Oh well! Thanks for watching!

The small size… What is that 6 inch?

I do not have a design for Garfield, sorry. No tengo un diseño para Garfield, lo siento.

Attach the nozzle at the nose/top, and then you need to make a sidewall bubble or use a raisin to create the connection at the bottom.

Ok thanks!

Thank you for letting me know why you gave a thumbs down. So often people just hit-and-run, which is not helpful at all. This is definitely not a line work type design, but once you have practiced it a bit, it doesn't really take that long. It could be made at a party or restaurant if you aren't too busy. Could you elaborate on why you think it seems fragile? I haven't had any issues with it at this point. I would just ask that you give it a try before passing judgement. Thanks for watching.