Have any books or DVDs been written since "Bar Room Balloons" which feature adult balloons?

In 1963 I was a part time magician doing maybe 75 to 100 shows a year.  Mostly birthday parties and kid's banquets. Somehow in one of my travels, I met up with Bob Folmer.  He convinced me that I should be doing a balloon show.  He was right.  The animals that I was making were all out of 338's and 315's, and were very basic. It was a 20 minute stage/parlor act.
I wore a clown costume, and believe me when I tell you that I never ran into one other clown doing magic or balloons in those days, except for the ones working in the circus. (Hey-U was my clown name.)  
Pretty soon I was taking the balloon act into shopping malls, fairs, schools, and all other kinds of venues.  Entertainment became my prime source of income.  
I was doing a performing at one of the magician's convention when I met Joe Lamonica.  He showed me some things with 260's, and I added walk around as an additional money maker.
Burn out came about 1995.  I gave it all up.  The bug got me again, I've recently gotten back into the business.  I was stunned at how balloon sculpting had advanced. Unbelievably fantastic balloon scuptures are to be found all over the web.
 I've re-written my balloon and my magic show to bring them up to date, and I'm having a ball.  
I'm now working out of Patricia Bunnell's dvd, and I love her characters.  I wish that I could find an easy way to put her figures on a body instead of a hat.  That way I'd have a choice ,and could add variety with the same critter.
Well that's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

Can someone direct me to instructions for a wrap around horse?  I had a request for a horse during Saturday's show, and mine is so lame that I should have shot it.  I saw the photos of the wrap around and it looks great.

Hi Folks.  My name is jake and I've been around balloons since the days of the old 338's and 315's.  I did a balloon act as part of my magic repertoire for many years, working shopping malls, fairs, and anything else that I could book.  It was so rare to find a balloon act that I was the only one listed with half a dozen booking agents in a major city.   After about 25 or so years, I left magic, but the bug came back and bit me again.  I found that while I slept, ballooning progressed to a place that wasn't even imaginable then.  Phenomenal work is being done today. I've got a lot of catch-up to do.
jake