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Skye then went into<br />
business for himself,<br />
selling his bubble-related<br />
tools. He even went so<br />
far as to learn computeraided<br />
design from online<br />
videos, bought a 3D<br />
printer and developed a<br />
fog machine to create a<br />
smoke effect to pair with<br />
his gigantic bubbles.<br />
He says that for the<br />
last six or seven years,<br />
he’s mainly kept busy<br />
designing and building<br />
his mini fog machine for<br />
use by bubble experts.<br />
At the heart of it all, Skye<br />
most enjoys taking the<br />
occasional job putting<br />
on bubble-making<br />
performances at fairs,<br />
festivals, private parties<br />
and other events. He says<br />
he loves making bubbles<br />
on Newport’s Nye Beach<br />
and at the Yachats Ocean<br />
Road State Natural Site<br />
when conditions are<br />
right.<br />
“I think what I like most<br />
about making giant<br />
bubbles is that it inevitably<br />
makes someone’s day,” he<br />
said. “It’s just really nice<br />
to bring some joy and<br />
a bit of wonderment to<br />
complete strangers during<br />
the times we’re living in<br />
right now. That’s what it’s<br />
all about.”<br />
To reach Skye, who calls<br />
himself a bubble engineer<br />
and artist, send an email<br />
to jumbojuicebubbles@<br />
gmail.com or call 541-<br />
272-6019.<br />
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