Sometimes the littlest things take up the most room in your heart.
~ Winnie the Pooh
~ Winnie the Pooh
I was browsing images in the balloon forums recently when I stumbled across some images posted by Rosaleen Burkholder. Probably because of this recent geo-playing I've been doing, I recognized them as inverted geos.
Rosaleen does a great job at making these into cute little quick creations, yet they are probably the easiest balloon I've ever made, there is not one twist! Yet still, being a geo it has an interesting abnormal shape, and the ears add to the effect. The only bit of struggle is that it's more difficult to draw on such an under-filled balloon as it tends to move with the sharpie.
Rosaleen credits Jeanine Von Essen Sharpen. I have used a couple of her designs on this site already (link), so I did a little digging through her photo archives. These are attributed to a mini-jam in San Jose around November 2012. Jeanine does sell some PDFs on her website (link) but it's a bit hard to tell if these are currently part of any collection.
I'm now down to the last few of these extra green (and I still have bags of emerald green and whites!). I guess I sort of stumbled into "geos" being the second balloon concept for May - I will need to go back through time and see if I can correctly label any previous geo based creations. Though it's not a concept in itself, the unique balloon shape really gives an interesting workspace to create with.
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Got a HUGE smile from me!! Thanks!
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