It's a Balloon World After All

Rob Driscoll


Organisation:
The Bow Tie Balloon Guy
Region:
England
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional Entertainer
Fee:
Paid
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
19th January 2018

Rob talks about his journey through the world of balloon art, from the creation of the simple 3 twist dog up to his more recent creations such as his award winning 'Lady and the Tramp' sculpture.

Rob will demonstrate some of the incredible things that can be done with balloons and show that they are not just a simple childrens toy.

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About Rob Driscoll

Known as The Bowtie Balloon Guy, Rob is the go-to entertainer for parties and events that demand extraordinary balloon sculptures. With a portfolio of unique, bespoke, and highly original balloon creations, he has lectured at events across Europe and has been commissioned to craft one-of-a-kind sculptures for specialist occasions.

His love for balloon artistry has led to ambitious personal challenges, including 365 Days of Balloons—where he designed a brand-new balloon model every day for a year, sharing each creation on social media. He also launched Twisted Cinema, an imaginative project recreating iconic movie posters entirely out of balloons.

Rob’s other notable projects include an A to Z of Endangered Species, highlighting wildlife through balloon art, and his current endeavour, It’s a Balloon World After All—a virtual journey celebrating global cultures through balloon sculptures.

With over 30 years of experience performing worldwide, Rob has refined his craft, wowed audiences, and become one of the most sought-after balloon artists in the industry. He also regularly gives talks on the art of balloon twisting, which are consistently met with high praise. Attendees often describe them as some of the most fun and colourful presentations they’ve ever seen—packed with creativity, energy, and, of course, balloons!

Rob is Based in Hampshire

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