Logos Photo Gallery
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AND STRIPES Made entirely from helium inflated LINK-O-LOONs(tm) this US flag waved gently in the breeze as part of the LINK-O-LOON(tm) trade stand at Chicago, 2000. Also note floating column, ball, cube and palm tree in foreground ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Made by Jean-Michel Lucie - at the Chicago Halloween and Party Show, March, 2000 The Balloonery - AUST. (Tel: 03 9699 1155 e-mail: e-mail: balloons@surfnetcity.com.au |
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ANCHOR AND LIFEBUOY Made without the use of wire framework, these self-supporting LINK-O-LOONs(tm) sculptures are ideal for a sailing theme party. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Made by Sean O'Kelly - Balloon Decor - Dingley, Victoria, AUSTRALIA www.balloondecor.com.au e-mail: Sean@balloondecor.com.au |
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WALLS ICE CREAM Jean-Michel Lucie recently broke the Guinness World Record for the largest number of balloons used in a frameless balloon sculpture. This was achieved in Singapore on 7th June 1998. The "Wall's Ice Cream" logo design was made entirely of inflated LINK-O-LOONS™ |
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WALLS ICECREAM The "Wall's Ice Cream" logo design was made entirely of inflated LINK-O-LOONS™ - over 54,000 of them! Whilst the record is yet to be verified by Guinness Publishing, the sculpture measured 62 metres by 57.5 metres and took 130 volunteers and 8 professionals to complete the task. |
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WALL PLAQUE Jean-Michel Lucie, the inventor of LINK-O-LOON(tm), demonstrates self-supporting tubular columns. In the background is a uniquely simple LINK-O-LOON(tm wall plaque |
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THE GOLDEN ARCHES Yet another variation. This unique LINK-O-LOON(tm) helium arch has no frames and uses no nylon line or rigging points! |
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HELIUM WALL PLAQUE This helium filled LINK-O-LOON(tm wall plaque acts as a curtain. It can also be designed to include a corporate logo or message |
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CROWN CONCENTIC ARCH This wall plaque from helium filled LINK-O-LOONs(tm) has been turned into a logo for the Crown Casino in Melbourne |
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