INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DRAWING TROPHIES ON THE BALLOON

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Published Jan 31, 2024
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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024): Journal of Integrated Education and Research

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Qoshnazarova Minojat Dehgonboyevna
Academic Lyceum of Fargona Polytechnic Institute, teacher of higher category mathematics
Mirzaev Murodjon Muminjonovich
Senior teacher. Teacher of mathematics
Turdalieva Nargizaxon Zafarjonovna
Higher category teacher. Teacher of mathematics

Abstract

This article explores the concept of drawing trophies on balloons as a unique art form and method of personal expression. Both interior and exterior balloon trophy drawing techniques are examined through an analysis of current literature and practices. Quantitative and qualitative results assess the outcomes of a study conducted on a sample of balloon artists and their trophy creations. Key findings show balloon trophy drawing allows for creativity, whimsy, and the communication of achievements or events. Challenges such as balancing weight ratios and managing curvature are also discussed. Overall, balloon trophies emerge as an adaptable medium capable of celebrating life's moments through artistic flair and inflated sculpture.


 

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Qoshnazarova Minojat Dehgonboyevna, Mirzaev Murodjon Muminjonovich, & Turdalieva Nargizaxon Zafarjonovna. (2024). INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DRAWING TROPHIES ON THE BALLOON. Journal of Integrated Education and Research, 3(1), 99–104. Retrieved from https://ojs.rmasav.com/index.php/ojs/article/view/1579

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