In This Post,

we go from hard steel,

 to soft balloons,

 welcome to the world of master balloon artist Masayoshi Matsumoto,

 we have featured his work before, 

 and when I saw these new creations I just had to post them,

 the artist abstains from using any additional materials like markers or adhesives, what you see is what he uses, nothing but balloons,

 Matsumoto shapes his raw materials to mimic the unique limbs, spikes, and wattles of a wide range of animals,

 and you can really see what animal or bird he is depicting, amazing!

you can see more of Matsumoto’s inflatable menagerie on Instagram and Twitter.

So Often,

I remember going to events,

 and watching a 'balloon man' making balloon poodles to give away to children,

 but these balloon creatures take the art to a new height,

 they are the work of Masayoshi Matsumoto, the Japanese artist uses a variety of opaque, metallic, and translucent balloons, we have featured his work before,

each of the balloons take 3-6 hours each, depending on how many folds and colors the animal or insect might require, his subjects can be almost anything from tree-swinging monkeys, beetles, to fungi,

and this one reminds me of a guest we had some time ago, You can see more of his balloon sculptures on Facebook, Tumblr, and Instagram.

I Guess We Have All Seen,

people making animals and birds out of balloons,

 but these from Masayoshi Matsumoto,

 takes the art of making animals from balloons to a different level,

 as he says on his web page, everything you see is just balloons, 

no adhesive, magic pen, seal, glue, etc is used, just balloons, for more examples of his work have a look here.