Excellent series! Very creative.

Quote from: "nklaw"I think devils will fall in love with it...

Oh no!  

Although not a goat, I was lead to believe dragons typically represents the dawning of a new day (year) in Chinese mythology. So here is my contribution to the Chinese New Year, hope it is ok to post here.

It seems to be going even stronger this Christmas season than the last one... I was asked for Frozen figures recently :

Very well done, and, if I may say, the suit is almost  as impressive as the motorbike!  

Really beautiful!

Impressive!  

Excellent research and results. Generally I don't use geo balloons much... but may be I should.

That car is lovely !

Quote from: "Graham Lee"the company name is great although for balloon inflation should it not be called blowUK?
http://www.suck.uk.com/products/balloonanimals/

Erm... methinks the name is actually perfect and describes those products quite well  :twisted:

I particularly like the way you made the legs come out of the abdomen. It looks great! It inspires me for next Halloween, next year.  :mrgreen:

I had no help, but thankfully as mentioned, this was done over two weeks.

Basically every mornings I was able to concentrate on the deco, made directly in front of the public (a little bit like an ice sculptor would) while all afternoons, I stopped the deco entirely in order to take care of the (many) children with ballooning and shows.

Mind you, those were 12 hours days for the full two weeks.  

Those were done over 2 weeks, where every morning I would concentrate on making giant pieces in different areas of the mall while doing kids animations and shows in front of the magical tree + house every afternoon.

Some rather classical looking pumpkins:


Those pumpkins were at the feet of the magical tree, which was itself in the garden of the (nice) witch:


But this other witch was not nice at all :


Neither was this menacing vampire :


The skeleton on the other hand was quite happy go lucky :


But the nicest of all was this chap :


Here are some of the original creations that inspired me greatly or that I simply copied :

From BalloonsIT:


From Crazy Balloons


From Larry Moss' Ballon Manor


And from  Daniel Mc Cullough on this forum


Thanks for your inspiration

I love the Lady & the Tramp ! It's excellent!

I'd say to avoid the 'fattening' effect on the person wearing it, to start with 160s at the top, then start the 260s round about the hips, and eventually 360s on the lower part, but only if it 'curves out', not if it curves in.