Tsunotsuno is a Japanese artist who created digital artwork of giant inflatable anime characters placed in unknown places in the city.
Tsunotsuno is a Japanese artist who created digital artwork of giant inflatable anime characters placed in unknown places in the city.
Not only children love to play with balloons. These fun and colorful rubber sacks became a hobby for one Japanese artist named Ryo Kajiyama.
Not only children love to play with balloons. These fun and colorful rubber sacks became a hobby for one Japanese artist named Ryo Kajiyama.
Unbelievable fact: 85% of the UK banking market is controlled by just five big banks. TSB Bank wanted to encourage people to break free from lazy banks so we made five huge inflatable fat cats, put them on trucks and drove...
Unbelievable fact: 85% of the UK banking market is controlled by just five big banks. TSB Bank wanted to encourage people to break free from lazy banks so we made five...
'The Beast' is an inflatable playground like no other. It's nearly 900 feet long and contains an epic obstacle course where you can challenge your friends and have one of the most exciting exercise you can imagine.
'The Beast' is an inflatable playground like no other. It's nearly 900 feet long and contains an epic obstacle course where you can challenge your friends and have one of the...
First a giant inflatable duck appeared in Hong Kong. Then a monster inflatable minion rampaged through Dublin. Now another giant inflatable duck has just caused havoc in Scotland. There is no longer any doubt. Inflatables are taking over the world.
First a giant inflatable duck appeared in Hong Kong. Then a monster inflatable minion rampaged through Dublin. Now another giant inflatable duck has just caused havoc in Scotland. There is no...
We are the Belgian visual artists collective Schellekens & Peleman. We developed a 6 meter high ‘Inflatable Refugee’ as a symbol of the dehumanization of the refugee and the current refugee crisis happening in the world. The surrealism of this iconic...
We are the Belgian visual artists collective Schellekens & Peleman. We developed a 6 meter high ‘Inflatable Refugee’ as a symbol of the dehumanization of the refugee and the current refugee...
