Darrin Andrew La Morte
paints FLYING BALLONS
after during the winter a few weeks before Spring. He painted it to remind himself
what it was like to be a kid and play with Ballons. The only major difference from when
Darrin Andrew La Morte was kid was. La Morte had
used his ballons and filled them with water and paint. He used acrylic paint, which he bought at, Home Depot, for a $1.00 per can. He would have liked it more if they had just gave him the paint. Darrin Andrew La Morte also uses 100 individual screws to pop the ballons. They are screwed into the Lauan. Lauan is a piece of Plywood (lauan, meranti, serai) Lauan plywood from Indonesia in The Home Depot, 1997. Mostly called lauan in the United States, tropical plywood is the largest internationally traded tropical hardwood product. ... The name lauan comes from trees found in the Philippines. Sometimes it worked for La Morte, and sometimes it didn't. Meaning sometimes the Ballons popped and sometimes they didn't. Flying Ballons was a very enjoyable, and a fun to do. Painted in Connecticut during the Spring of 2005.
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