Art is pretty much an expression of an artist's imagination and thoughts and for British balloon artist, Rob Driscoll, balloons are the tools used to convey these thoughts.
Meet the man who uses balloons to recreate cartoon characters
Also known as the Bowtie Balloon Guy, Driscoll specialises in using balloons to recreate the biggest movie/animation characters.
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Also known as the Bowtie Balloon Guy, Driscoll specialises in using balloons to recreate the biggest movie/animation characters.
Driscoll initially started out as an entertainer at kids’ parties, but soon delved into the tricky world of balloons after realising his talent for balloon art.
Check out some of his works above.
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