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❤😍😍😉 Can you distinguish the birds and their balloon counterparts? You can’t underestimate a balloon enthusiast’s ingenuity to embark on a brilliant series of sculptures that depict birds in their natural habitat, perching in trees or on the ground. First experimented with balloons when making a birthday gift for his niece, the Scotsman, 3D animation Terry Cook, uses various colors and types of balloons to create the birds’ real-life counterparts, from woodpeckers to blue tits. It can be challenging to figure out how to get the right shape, but Terry always takes a couple of hours to finish a piece patiently. He also emphasizes the importance of properly disposing of the plastic.
❤😍😍😉 Can you distinguish the birds and their balloon counterparts? You can’t underestimate a balloon enthusiast’s ingenuity to embark on a brilliant series of sculptures that depict birds in their natural habitat, perching in trees or on the ground. First experimented with balloons when making a birthday gift for his niece, the Scotsman, 3D animation Terry Cook, uses various colors and types of balloons to create the birds’ real-life counterparts, from woodpeckers to blue tits. It can be challenging to figure out how to get the right shape, but Terry always takes a couple of hours to finish a piece patiently. He also emphasizes the importance of properly disposing of the plastic.
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❤😍😍😉 Can you distinguish the birds and their balloon counterparts? You can’t underestimate a balloon enthusiast’s ingenuity to embark on a brilliant series of sculptures that depict birds in their natural habitat, perching in trees or on the ground. First experimented with balloons when making a birthday gift for his niece, the Scotsman, 3D animation Terry Cook, uses various colors and types of balloons to create the birds’ real-life counterparts, from woodpeckers to blue tits. It can be challenging to figure out how to get the right shape, but Terry always takes a couple of hours to finish a piece patiently. He also emphasizes the importance of properly disposing of the plastic.