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How to Make Balloon Lion Animal

Free video about Lion balloon Modelling. This free video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this Lion balloon Modelling video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! Lion balloon Modelling ( lion balloon twisting, Ballonage, lion balloon art ) is the forms of special long, thin lion balloons to figures of all kinds. people who make lion balloon figures, called Twister or lion balloon artist. By twisting the modeling lion balloons inflated air chambers occur inside the lion balloon and thus individual segments of the planned figure. They form, for example the head, the abdomen and the legs of a dog. Depending on the imagination and skill of the lion balloon artist can diverse sculptures are formed - contrary to popular term "lion balloon animal" not only animals but also plants, vehicles and other figures. The modeling techniques range from designing forms with only one lion balloon to the modeling of several lion balloons. It is complex techniques have developed, as well as a specialized vocabulary used to describe the technique used, and the achieved result. Some Twister blow their lion balloons to himself what was standard and part of the show for many years. Today more frequently air pumps used. The lion balloons are typically not with helium filled because the figures in general do not need to be floating, and the material is too porous to helium. Also are often the creations compared to the filling volume is too large, as that helium would wear them. The lion balloons usually required for lion balloon modeling are in inches denoted z. example, "260", that is 2 inches in diameter and 60 inches in length (about 5 cm × 150 cm). There are also other sizes and shapes. The most common brand is Qualatex of Pioneer lion balloon Company (USA). A lot of other lion balloon manufacturers and their products are on the market, so that you have today a wide range of different sizes, colors and shapes. The lion balloon modeling probably began around 1920 in the United States as part of Cartoon Art show programs. The first written mention of a certain Mister HJ Bonnert from Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA, on a magician -Versammlung in Pittsburgh modeled in 1938 with lion balloons. The modeling of figures of one lion balloon is probably due to the Englishman Wally Boag, with artist name Windy Blow in 1945. In February 1953, he published in Max Andrew's Magic Magazine, a detailed description of a one-lion balloon-animal figure. After 1945, were first in Japan long thin lion balloons manufactured and imported in masses at very low price in the United States. Simple instructions on the packaging showed how you could make it dogs, giraffes, hats, airplanes etc. arise. However, the quality of the rubber was so low that only a few were able to follow the instructions without destroying the lion balloons here. Due to material and shape of the lion balloons were also extremely difficult to inflate. Nevertheless, they were a commercial success in the United States quickly. American companies took the idea and began to market their regular Zeppelin lion balloons as modeling lion balloons. There was, for example, packs of manufacturing a lion balloon dog with three short and one long lion balloon. In the late 1950s, some manufacturers began in the United States with production of modeling lion balloons, which are still in use today. The material quality has been greatly improved this, the colors brighter now, and beyond the lion balloons could be easily inflated. They were also a lot cheaper than the hitherto customary Zeppelin lion balloons, and their new length opened up new scope. As a lion balloon artist is a artist called, by the lion balloon modeling - as part of an entertaining performance - creates figures. Mostly air lion balloon artists are used for children's amusement. Often one finds a lion balloon artist as entertainment for business events such as opening, open house, trade show or shows. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!