Balloon art painting

Cue the circus music: this project provides a fun twist on the standard carnival game, where the prize afterwards is a splashy original art piece! Set it up as part of a themed birthday party, a fun dart game for a summer BBQ, or just as a unique way to create some new apartment décor. Once the balloons have been popped, hang your new painting in your home office for a splash of colour, or share it as an adorable one-of-a-kind gift. The perfect souvenir of a memorable night!

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Gemma Gené is a visual artist from Barcelona, now based in New York. Her series of realistic oil paintings featuring colourful, metallic balloons, evoke feelings of fun and celebration, as well as...

Balloon Dog, acrylic painting on canvas. Still life.

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Let it be said, this is by far one of the coolest ways to make your own gallery worthy painting for your home. My father-in-law, who is a painter, likened it to a Jackson Pollock. I had to google Pollock and I can see now where my father-in-law was going with it.Regardless of what it may remind you of, this painting is spectacular and will garner you many compliments. It makes me giggle, a little, whenever a friend or family member asks where we bought it. It really does have a presence to…

Balloon immersion art is a unique and fun technique that allows you to create beautiful and one-of-a-kind designs using acrylic paints. This technique involves dipping balloons into a mixture of acrylic paint and water, and then pressing them onto a canvas or other surface to create a stunning abstract design. The process of balloon immersion art is incredibly easy and accessible to everyone, regardless of their artistic skill level. All you need are a few basic supplies, including...

Japanese artist Shintaro Ohata (previously) currently has two new sculptural paintings on view at Mizuma Gallery in Singapore. Ohata places vibrantly painted figurative sculptures in the foreground of similarly styled paintings that when viewed directly appear to be a single artwork. In some sense, it appears as though the figures have broken free from the canvas. These artworks, along with several of his other paintings, join works by Yoddogawa Technique, Enpei Ito, Osamu Watanabe, and…