50 Master-Class Balloon Animals By Japanese Artist Masayoshi Matsumoto

Published 5 years ago

Everyone would love Japanese artist Masayoshi Matsumoto at their birthday party. This remarkable balloon artist has already made a name for himself but now he’s back with even more incredibly intricate animal and insect sculptures.

“I started making these seven years ago, I was really inspired by wildlife pictures and wanted to see if I could create realistic animals of my own,” Matsumoto told Metro. His pieces take the self-taught artist a minimum of two hours to complete and more complex project last up to six.

All of his work becomes even more stunning when you realize that Matsumoto doesn’t use markers, stickers or any other supplementary material. Ever. His multi-colored animal kingdom is made purely out of blowing and twisting balloons.

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#1 House Fly

#2 Phoenix

#3 Chameleon

#4 Jumping Spider

#5 Snake

#6 Caterpillar

#7 Beetle Larva

#8 Siamang

#9 Spider

#10 Frog

#11 Snow Monkey

#12 Ostrich

#13 Octopus

#14 Cicada

#15 Skunk

#16 Bush Cricket

#17 Centipede

#18 Cockatiel

#19 Jellyfish

#20 Pellucid Hawk Moth

#21 Bee

#22 Bat

#23 Snail

#24 Kingfisher

#25 Beaver

#26 Trilobite

#27 Parrot

#28 Proboscis Monkey

#29 Rooster

#30 Crab

#31 Rockhopper Penguin

#32 Camel Cricket

#33 Honeypot Ant

#34 Capybara

#35 Turkey

#36 Scorpionfish

#37 Ant

#38 Rabbit

#39 Giant Isopod

#40 Flea

#41 Japanese Spider Crab

#42 Chameleon

#43 Luna Moth

#44 Spider (Nephila Clavata)

#45 Nautilus

#46 Squid

#47 Lizard

#48 Shield Bug

#49 Cat

#50 Frilled Lizard

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