New Jersey Artist with Autism Honors Essential Workers with Amazing Balloon Art

Eddie Lin's balloon art is one of the most creative ways we've seen of honoring essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lin, of Edison who goes by Ausome Balloon Creator on Facebook, is an artist with autism who twists balloons like a champ! I can hardly blow up a regular balloon, lol. I'm in complete awe of Eddie's balloon mail truck and mail carrier. He nailed it!

View this post on Instagram

Eddie Lin, a New Jersey artist with autism, is thanking essential workers in an original way: balloon art! 🎈 Visit the link in our bio to see more of Eddie's awesome creations. #togethernj #nj #newjersey

A post shared by NJ.com (@njdotcom) on May 7, 2020 at 4:05pm PDT

It's such a small token of appreciation, but totally one that makes you smile. It's so generous of Eddie to use his talent to make others feel better during this uncertain time.

22-year-old Eddie, who's been perfecting his balloon art since he was 10, has reportedly also made creations for grocery store employees and other essential workers, according to NJ.com. You inspire us, Eddie!

SOURCES: Ausome Balloon Creator/Facebook; njdotcom/Instagram; NJ.com