See beautiful examples of diorama egg art. See examples from the Master Artisan Pathway ,the old IEAG Master eggs and other excellent examples of this style. Category Spotlight: Diorama Egg Art The main focus of the design will be a scene that is created within the egg; however, this can also extend around the egg. The level of detail included will be assessed, however the exterior of the egg will also be looked at in detail. Any items made by the artist should be mentioned as this will be of benefit in the assessment. The usual criteria of a well-balanced and tasteful design will also apply. Lori Dagan, M.D. Karen Farber, IEAG Master Award Leslie Lisdell, Master Artisan Pathway Gold Award Atsuko Murasawa, IEAG Master Award Shihori Kato, IEAG Master Award Rhond Bartshe-Sullivan Beryl Stanton Agne Mikalauskiene Linda Martin Noreen Stewart, Master Artisan Pathway Bronze Award Graciela Analia John Grexa Load More

Master Egg Artists from the IEAG Master program which ceased several years ago. These artists set the standard for all future eggshell artists. Gallery of IEAG Master Program Egg Art The old IEAG Master Program was a great program that emphasized technical proficiency in order to elevate egg art to the highest level. The artist was required to pass each level in order. The levels were as follows: novice, intermediate and master level. Each category and level had very strict criteria including type of egg used. All judging was done in person. Unfortunately, the IEAG is no longer in existence. EAI would like to thank these amazing artists who set the standards for excellence for all future Master Artisans. Lorrie Popow, Master Etched Emu Egg Harumi Baloy, Master Etched Egg Pamela Gomp, Master Pysanky Egg, 2006 Shihori Kato, Master Pysanky Egg, 2007 Lorrie Popow, Master Pysanky Egg Atsuko Muraswana, Master Beaded Egg, 2005 Debbie Grassel, Master Beaded egg, 2005 Harumi Baloy, Master Beaded/Jeweled Egg, 2006 Shihori Kato, Master Beaded Egg, 2005 Konomi Kashiwaya, Master Beaded Egg Linda Asbell, Master Beaded Egg, 2009 Judith Elkins, Intermediate Level Beaded Egg, 2005 Eleanor Dorway, Intermediate Beaded Egg, 2005 Judy Negrete, Novice Level Beaded Egg, 2005 Atsuko Murasawa, Master Sculpted Egg, 2006 Shihori Kato, Master Relief carved Egg, 2007 Satoko Kano, Master Sculpted Egg, 2006 Harumi Baloy, Master Relief Carved Egg Ed Sims, Master Sculpted Egg, 2005 Martha Black, Intermediate Level Sculpted, 2005 Sharon Grant, Novice Sculpted Egg, 2005 Atsuko Murasawa, Novice Sculpted Egg, 2005 Lorrie Popow, Master Decoupage Ostrich Egg, 2011 Atsuko Murasawa, Master Decoupage Egg, 2005 June Duncan, Master Decoupage Egg, 2009

Learn about the technique called Paper Sculpture in egg art Category Spotlight: Paper Sculpture Paper Toile and Bas Relief fall within this category. Both methods of work include the accurate cutting of paper prints which are then built up into a 3-dimensional finish.

Polish version of the Master Artisan Pathway (MAP) entry form for those ages 18 and older Ścieżka Mistrza Rzemiosła - „MAP” Należy pamiętać o następujących kwestiach: * W ciągu 30 dni można przesłać tylko 2 zgłoszenia. * Nasza polityka zakłada przesłanie wyników w ciągu 29 dni od daty kompletnego zgłoszenia. Zastrzegamy sobie prawo do wydłużenia tego czasu w przypadku nieprzewidzianych okoliczności. Prosimy o nie wysyłanie wiadomości e-mail dotyczących wyników przed upływem 30 dni. * Niedokładne zapoznanie się ze wszystkimi informacjami MAP może skutkować odmową przyjęcia lub niższymi wynikami. Aplikacj „MAP” - dla członków w wieku 18 lat i starszych * Upewnij się, że jesteś członkiem przed wysłaniem zgłoszenia, aby uniknąć jego odrzucenia. Imię Nazwisko Email Jaki rodzaj jajka? Wysokość sztuki jajka Szerokość jajka Data ukończenia zgłoszenia Wybierz kategorię - TYLKO JEDEN WYBÓR * * Art Batik Trawienie kwasem Wosk użytkowy Wybór artysty Koraliki lub biżuteria Rzeźba Diorama Decoupage Ręcznie malowane Misternie wycięte Mechaniczny Miniatura Media mieszane Nowość Rzeźba z papieru Pysanky - Diaspora Pysanky - Folk Scratch Carving WYMAGANE dla Pysanky-Folk i Pysanky-Diaspora Opisz swoje jajko: Użyte techniki, cechy specjalne, symbole itp. w celu poprawy punktacji w każdej kategorii. Wszystkie figurki, rekwizyty itp. muszą być ujawnione, jeśli są dziełem artysty lub komercyjnym. UWAGA: Diaspora i Folk Pysanky muszą zawierać pełny opis symboli. Obszar nadsyłania zdjęć Prosimy o uważne zapoznanie się z wymaganiami dotyczącymi zdjęć, aby uniknąć odrzucenia formularza. Prześlij zdjęcia w formacie JPEG zgodnie z wymaganiami: Wymagane jest przesłanie co najmniej 6 zdjęć, jak opisano poniżej. Jeśli jajko się otwiera, należy dodać zdjęcie wnętrza i oznaczyć je jako „wnętrze”. Jeśli jajko porusza się mechanicznie, wymagane będzie nagranie wideo o długości nie dłuższej niż 10 sekund. ŁĄCZNA dozwolona ilość MB na zgłoszenie wynosi 25 MB. a. Nazwij obrazy w następujący sposób: Przód, Tył, Lewa strona, Prawa strona, Góra i Dół. b. Zdjęcia nie mogą być opatrzone nazwą ani nie mogą pokazywać nazwy. c. Tło musi być białe lub czarne bez odblasków. d. Zdjęcia z przodu, z tyłu i po bokach należy robić na wysokości oczu. Wymagane Prześlij zdjęcie przedniej części jajka Wymagane Prześlij prawą stronę zdjęcia jajka Wymagane Prześlij zdjęcie jajka z tyłu Wymagane Prześlij zdjęcie górnej części jajka Wymagane Prześlij lewą stronę zdjęcia jajka Wymagane Prześlij dolną część zdjęcia jajka Widok opcjonalny Prześlij jeden inny widok Widok opcjonalny #2 Prześlij jeden inny widok Wideo - tylko mechaniczne lub oświetlone Prześlij 10-sekundowe lub krótsze wideo Upload supported file (Max 15MB) TYLKO PYSANKY FOLK I PYSANKY DIASPORA Prześlij kopię oryginalnych symboli, które replikujesz Ważne uwagi: Wszystkie pola oznaczone gwiazdką * są wymagane do zaakceptowania aplikacji. Upewnij się, że wniosek jest kompletny. W razie problemów lub pytań prosimy o kontakt. Pamiętaj, aby poczekać, aż zobaczysz komunikat „Twoja aplikacja została odebrana. Dziękujemy.” przed opuszczeniem ekranu, ponieważ spowoduje to utratę informacji. Czas przesyłania może się różnić. Poczekaj na wiadomość e-mail z dalszymi instrukcjami i informacjami. Przesyłając to zgłoszenie, potwierdzasz, że wszystkie prace zostały wykonane przez Ciebie osobiście i że jajko jest Twoim oryginalnym projektem. Wyrażasz również zgodę na wykorzystanie przez EAI przesłanych zdjęć na stronie internetowej, w mediach społecznościowych EAI oraz we wszelkich publikacjach. Możesz zrezygnować z publikowania swojego imienia i nazwiska wraz ze zdjęciami, zaznaczając poniższe pole. Udzielam Egg Art International zgody na wykorzystanie mojego imienia i nazwiska w Internecie i na stronach mediów społecznościowych. * Pflichtfeld tak nie Złóż wniosek Twoje zgłoszenie zostało odebrane. Dziękujemy

a huge library of patterns, helpful hints, free patterns and EAI newsletters.Contains the Joan Huff Patterns Section of 287 patterns to benefit the Joan Huff Scholarship Fund. Houston Egg Art Guild (H.E.A.G) Library of Patterns & More The Following Library Sections are Open- Just CLICK on the section you want to view! SECTION A : 39 Free Patterns for All to Enjoy SECTION B : 127 Patterns by Artists A-G (Members Only) SECTION C : Joan Huff Pattern Plans & Pricing (Subscription benefits the Joan Huff Community Education Scholarship Fund) SECTION D : Joan Huff Pattern Section with 287 Patterns (Subscription) SECTION E : Quarterly Member's Newsletters with Patterns (Members Only) Joan Huff with one of her beautiful eggs ALL JOAN HUFF PLAN FEES GO TO THE JOAN HUFF COMMUNITY EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND Pattern Photo Book Courtesy of Linda Martin Egg Designs Joan Huff Pattern List See many of the pattern photos Joan Huff Egg Art Patterns $ 29,99 29,99$ One Month Unlimited Access to 287 Patterns Gültig für 1 Monat Auswählen Enjoy 287 patterns to create Joan's beautiful egg art! A wonderful way to learn this amazing art form. All proceeds benefit the Joan Huff Scholarship Fund Joan Huff Egg Art Patterns Lifetime Plan $ 299,99 299,99$ One-time fee for unlimited lifetime access to 287 patterns for less than $1 per pattern Auswählen Enjoy 287 patterns to create Joan's beautiful egg art! A wonderful way to learn this amazing art form. All proceeds benefit the Joan Huff Scholarship Fund Fran A. Higgins has devoted hundreds of hours to scan and preserve the work of many egg artists. All these patterns were collected by members of the Houston Egg Art Guild and donated. The library will eventually hold over 1400 patterns. This is a huge work in progress. The Joan Huff Patterns section is now open and has 287 patterns alone and is blessed by her family. It is important we preserve these patterns to serve as not only inspiration for future egg artists but also as an invaluable learning tool. We hope you enjoy this treasure trove of patterns!

See examples of the Master Artisan Pathway (MAP) Artist's Choice category. Category Spotlight: Artist's Choice (includes "Faberge Inspired") Let your creativity run riot with this category - any style, any combination of technique or use of material. The usual criteria of good workmanship will be assessed. These are examples only and have not been judged. John Drlik Mead Carole Kjellsen Joan Huff Joan Huff Joan Huff Design/ Fran Higgins Sharon Kolsch Glenis Thomas Sally LeVan design/ Fran Higgins Ouida Vaughn Gloria Harrison Jeann Howse Sharon Arnett Ouida Vaughn Gloria Harris design/ Fran Higgins Juan Pablo Polgatiz Benavides Juan Pablo Polgatiz Benavides Leslie Lisdell Joan Huff design/ Fran Higgins Linda Martin Judy Starr Lori Dagan design/ Fran Higgins Artist Unknown Eggcetera Linda Martin Raquel Utrera Load More

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16 categories of eggshell art assessment is outlined for the Master Artisan Pathway "MAP". Master Artisan Pathway- "MAP" Kategorie i wytyczne „MAP” MAP Categories and Guidelines GENERAL GUIDELINES Only original designs using real eggshells will be considered for assessment. Any size of eggshell, unless otherwise stated can be used. Designs using more than one egg, for example two eggs forming a heart shape, can be entered for assessment. Judges will score the following categories : Creativity and Originality - Only original designs allowed. Composition and Design - Use of the Principles and Elements of Design (Line, composition, space, movement, balance, emphasis, pattern, unity, color, contrast, rhythm, texture, value, form) Technique Craftsmanship and Presentation Degree of Difficulty Overall Impression CATEGORY GUIDELINES Where one or more techniques are used, please select the category which applies to the main technique. If you are unsure, you can ask for assistance by contacting us. Click on the photos to see a larger picture. ACID ETCHING A design where acid is used to remove areas of the shell to create a design. The overall design and technique execution will be assessed, and the level of difficulty will be taken into account. (Eggs, such as an emu, where different color layers exist will require more careful attention to detail). APPLIED WAX A design where wax is applied as part of the design and left in situ as part of the decorative technique, such as Madeira work, cross-stitch style etc. The even application of the wax to the egg will be considered, along with the complexity of the design. The judges will be looking for a mix of technique to include ‘drop-pull’. Additional cut work will add to the level of complexity. ART BATIK A design which uses the basic techniques of waxing and dyeing, without using traditional Pysanky motifs. This style of work is decorative and is not constrained by tradition. ARTIST’S CHOICE Let your creativity run riot with this category - any style, any combination of technique or use of material. The usual criteria of good workmanship will be assessed. BEADED or JEWELED A design where the main focus of the work involves the application of beading or jewels. Attention should be paid to the careful placement of beads, smoothness of the finish and uniformity of any pattern, such as a basket-weave. Other techniques can be incorporated. CARVED The shell should be carved into to create relief work, using a technique which involves deeper scoring of the shell than the scratch carving category. Attention should be paid to creating clean, smooth cuts. The carving should be well-balanced, and other techniques can be incorporated into the design. DÉCOUPAGE Attention will be paid to the accuracy of cutting the paper print (decals are not permitted) and the surface finish of the egg after the print has been buried. The surface should be perfectly smooth, free from blemish and should not have any unwanted particles embedded in the finish. This category is one where the egg has to be judged ‘in person’. DIORAMA The main focus of the design will be a scene that is created within the egg; however, this can also extend around the egg. The level of detail included will be assessed, however the exterior of the egg will also be looked at in detail. Any items made by the artist should be mentioned as this will be of benefit in the assessment. The usual criteria of a well-balanced and tasteful design will also apply. HAND PAINTED or DRAWN The design must be original and can be in any style; however, the complexity of the work will be given additional credit, and it is expected that the submission will show proportion, balance, and if appropriate, shadow, depth and good use of color to create an overall pleasing piece of work. INTRICATELY CUT Intricate cut work is the main focus of the work involved. The level of difficulty in terms of working with thinner shells will be taken into account, as well as the neatness of the cutting, the removal of membrane and the general balance and design of the work presented. MECHANICAL A design which incorporates movement within the design. The mechanisms used could be battery powered, using pulleys etc., but must operate smoothly. The judges may request a short video of the egg in action to determine the level of movement involved. Unless creating movement in addition to music, musical boxes do not fall into this category. The overall design, innovation and technical expertise will be assessed and taken into account when judging. MINIATURE A category where any style of work is acceptable, however the entire design (including the stand and any added items) should fit within a box 3" x 3" x 3" (7.5 x 7.5 x 7.5cm). Work will be assessed with the usual criteria of execution of techniques used, neatness of workmanship. Complexity of design and skills used will also be taken into consideration. MIXED or OTHER MEDIA Lots of scope for creativity in this category where a distinct additional style of work is added to the egg, such as polymer clay work, popotillo, quilling, scrimshaw and other paper crafting techniques (such as paper constructions/origami). This should not include work that falls readily into other categories such as paper sculpture work. Attention will be paid to the execution of the different techniques displayed with both being of an acceptable standard. Ingenuity will be a factor in the judging as well as the general standards of workmanship. NOVELTY A design which displays an unusual and novel concept. Examples could include a tea service, method of transport (car, boat etc.), wearable egg art. Attention will be paid to the unusual concept displayed in the entry as well as the general execution of workmanship and complexity of technique. PAPER SCULPTURE Paper Toile and Bas Relief fall within this category. Both methods of work include the accurate cutting of paper prints which are then built up into a 3-dimensional finish. The raised paperwork should be firm to the touch. The finished work should exhibit neat cutwork, and the design can be raised against the shell with the edges all touching the egg or, alternatively, certain areas can be raised permanently. Suitability of the paper print and originality of its application to the egg as well as the accurate execution of the technique will be taken into account. PYSANKY-DIASPORA This category allows the artist to combine traditional motifs (we require the artist to provide an explanation/meaning behind the symbols) with a free interpretation to create an original design using the wax and dyeing techniques. SCRATCH CARVING A design where the egg is dyed using either a natural or chemical dye and the surface ONLY of the shell is manually scratched to create shading, texture and a pleasing design. We wish to thank the artists who participated in "Egg of the Month", Master Artisan Pathway and the IEAG Master Program whose egg art is shown. These are all considered fine examples of the styles shown.

EAI has no association with the IEAG . IEAG closed after losing its non- profit tax status, members and publishers were owed thousands of dollars and legal issues. It still has a Facebook site that falsly claims to be a non-profit association. What happened to the old IEAG (International Egg Art Guild) ? Dear Readers, I want to thank you for taking the time to ask what happened to the old IEAG (International Egg Art Guild) as there has been some confusion regarding the IEAG Facebook site. The IEAG at one time was a great resource for egg artists. However, in 2022, it was sadly obvious that this once great guild had fallen onto hard times. Their membership consisted of only a handful of officers, their IRS non-profit tax-exempt status had been revoked, the magazine was discontinued, the website was taken down, and they owed thousands of dollars to their members, the magazine publisher and a former website builder. To date, the IEAG is no longer an organization but merely a Facebook group that still falsely proclaims it is a "non-profit association of artists, artisans, and craftspeople who work with natural eggs". I myself tried very hard to bring this great old guild back in 2022 without success. You may read the details below if desired and I have added links to show these documents in blue. We want everyone to be aware that Egg Art International has no association with this Facebook group. We pride ourselves on promoting all types of egg art worldwide, raising the quality of the art to the highest level, and developing public interest in the art through education, exhibition, and sharing. We want to thank our thousands of members for making EAI a great organization! Sincerely, Leslie Lisdell M.D. and the Team at Egg Art International 2-6-2024 Here is a Synopsis and Timeline thru 3-12-23 to help you understand exactly what happened to the IEAG. 1. January 2019: The IEAG magazine (for members only) announcement by President Jennifer Stevens Klinger stated, “since there were no nominations for president, they (President and Secretary) would continue another two years”. Jennifer Stevens Klinger (JS) had been elected in 2017.Members had no knowledge of a call for nominations, until after the fact, as this information was never relayed to the members as outlined in the IEAG By-Laws seen below. Jennifer Stevens Klinger failed to follow proper procedure under the By-Laws essentially making herself president for the next two years. IEAG By-Laws: # 6 ELECTIONS The Nomination Committee shall be appointed by the Executive Board during the second (2nd) year of office of the current Board for the purpose of nominating the next President. 1. All voting for the office of President shall be by written ballot mailed to the officer designated by the President to receive them, in time to arrive in said officer’s hands at least thirty (30) days before the annual meeting. The members of the Executive Board shall be the tellers who count the ballots and determine the results according to the majority of ballots received. 2. The official ballot shall be included in the Newsletter that is mailed at least three (3) months before the date of the annual meeting. 2. July 2019: the IEAG officers announced in the IEAG magazine these proposed By-Law changes: “Add 5aiii "person ineligible to hold office if publish or promote an egg art magazine". (*this was specifically designed to keep an egg art publisher from holding an officer position). Delete 5Bii “officers may not be appointed for more than 2 consecutive terms.” which would allow officers to hold positions indefinitely. This announcement was found on page 3 of the IEAG magazine. No subsequent announcement or notifications were sent to members or publicized. See By-Law 5Bii below. IEAG By-Laws: # 5 TERM OF OFFICE 5B. Term of office 1.Term of office for each officer shall be two (2) years, unless sooner terminated by death, incapacity, resignation, or removal. 2.Officers may be elected or appointed to no more than 2 consecutive terms. An officer who has served all or part of two (2 consecutive terms shall be ineligible for re-election for One (1) year. Again, Jennifer Stevens Klinger violated By-Law #14 regarding changing of any By-Laws outlined below. Members never received this information via published newsletter, email, or magazine announcements. IEAG By-Laws: # 14 AMENDMENTS TO THE BY-LAWS 14.Amendments to the By-Laws – The By-Laws can only be amended by a vote of the entire membership. Changes must be printed in the Newsletter twice, the second printing to contain a voting ballot to be mailed to the Board. Majority of all votes received will determine the Amendment. In summary, Jennifer Stevens Klinger broke several By-Laws in order to not only keep her position as president, but to retain the position indefinitely. . 3. On Feb.1,2021 Jennifer Stevens Klinger sent an email to all members announcing the suspension of the magazine as well as the continuation of the Joan Huff Egg Educational Fund*. No membership dues were returned nor was any of the money from Joan Huff's patterns used for any educational fund. There was no statement that all memberships would be suspended.JS has repeatedly stated in writing that there were no longer members (click to see documentation) -only the past presidents, herself, and Debbie Poster. 4. On 7-6-22 and 10-25-22 Dr. Lisdell (Dr. L) sent a Facebook message to Jennifer Stevens Klinger inquiring if the Masters program was still in place as she had two eggs needing to be judged. She also offered help to update the website as it was outdated.NO REPLY. 5. Late October 2022: Dr. L discovered that the IEAG website (internationaleggartguild.com) was taken down. Furthermore, it was discovered that the IEAG nonprofit tax status (EIN 52-1356542) had been revoked by the IRS. Jennifer Stevens Klinger had failed to file the appropriate tax forms since 2018 and as a result, the IRS revoked the non-profit status. Dr. L notified Linda Ruth (past president and Master program director) and Debbie Peters Botts (secretary) of both issues. 6. November 7, 2022. Dr. L spoke with Jennifer Stevens Klinger and offered to rebuild the site. Dr. L spent 177 + hours and approximately $300 for monthly maintenance, URL, photo, and miscellaneous purchases. 7. November 18, 2022: Jennifer Stevens Klinger Facebook messaged Dr. L asking if she “would be interested in being the president". Click here to see Facebook message. Dr. L stated she would consider taking an interim presidency position only until elections could be held. Jennifer Stevens Klinger stated that "an interim position would not be possible since the only IEAG members are myself, Debbie Peters Botts (VP/secretary) and the past presidents". She stated that “the ones voting now on the presidency would be the same ones in the Spring and it would be for a two-year term”. Again, Jennifer Stevens Klinger failed to follow proper procedure. Jennifer Stevens Klinger continued thru various emails and Facebook messages to state she did not want previous members to be called members. This would hamper any activities she would engage in as the “president”. 8. November 19, 2022 - January 23, 2023: Mutiple emails and Facebook private messages from Jennifer Stevens Klinger to Dr. L regarding additions to the website, and Q&A's for the president position. Jennifer Stevens Klinger stated she would make the announcement on Wednesday, January 25, 2023, about herself and Dr. L's role in the IEAG as well as some add-ons to the website. The website had recently been made public in order to test emails, coupons and other functions. No public disclosure was made of the URL as it was not finalized, and there still needed to have Jennifer Stevens Klinger add-ons to it. 9. January 25, 2023: Dr. L received an email from Jennifer Stevens Klinger demanding Dr. L "cease and desist" and turn over member information (there was none). She found the website in a google search and happened upon it. Jennifer Stevens Klinger never contacted Dr. L to find out that the website was undergoing final functionality checks. Linda Ruth (who had been supportive of Dr. L in taking the president role) called Dr. L. Dr. L explained the final functionality checks were being done, but Linda Ruth still demanded that Dr. L take the website down and apologize to Jennifer Stevens Klinger. Dr. L made the decision that based on the "cease and desist" email, Jennifer Stevens Klinger controlling behavioral issues, multiple By-Law manipulations, monetary issues, tax issues, defaming of other artists, ideology that suppliers were detrimental and considered as competition, etc. that continuing to engage with these parties was not in alignment with her own ethical beliefs. Dr. L notified her attorney and formed the "Commitee for the Preservation of the IEAG" and announced that the website built for the IEAG was up. Dr. L still had a glimmer of hope that perhaps Jennifer Stevens Klinger and Linda Ruth would "come to their senses" and embrace the change so matters could be dealt with privately. Linda Ruth started posting the new website was fake and caused unnecessary fear among the egg art community. A fury of false allegations were posted on multiple Facebook sites by Jennifer Stevens, Linda Ruth and Debbie Peters Botts forcing Dr. L's attorney to send out an official Cease and Desist letter to stop the slanderous remarks. . 10. January 29,2023 Jennifer Stevens Klinger and Debbie Peters Botts announced the dissolution of the IEAG. On 2-18-23 Jennifer Klinger Stevens and Debbie Peters Botts announced the IEAG would now function as a "repository" for all the IEAG's assets which were to be donated to a non-profit per the By-Laws # 18 below. A few weeks later that announcement was removed after fraud allegations. It saddens us that such a great asset such as the IEAG fell into such disrepair. Again, Egg Art International is committed to making sure those great artist's memory and work will continue to be honored thru our work supporting all styles of egg artists worldwide. To date, as of this writing, none of the IEAG property and money has ever been donated as required by their bylaws stated below. IEAG By-Laws: # 18 Dissolution Upon dissolution of the IEAG, the Executive Board shall pay out or make provisions for the distribution of all the assets of the IEAG, exclusively for the purposes of the IEAG, in such manner, or to such organization or organizations organized and operated exclusively for educational purposes (e.g. to a public library for the purchase of Eggshell Art books), as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization under Section 501(c)(7) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (or corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law) as the Executive Board shall determine. Any such assets not so disposed of shall be disposed of by the Court of Common Pleas of the County in which the principal officer of the IEAG is then located, exclusively for such purposes or to such organization or organizations which said Court shall determine and organized and operated exclusively for such purposes. * As of August 2024, no money or patterns donated by Joan Huff to the IEAG were ever used to set up this fund or returned to Joan's family. Egg Art International set up this scholarship in 2024.See information here .

Free egg art patterns and egg art helpful hints. These are just a few of the hundreds available to members. Free Patterns, Tutorials and Helpful Hints Below is just a small sample of what our free membership brings. There are 35 Patterns and 64 Helpful Hints and How To's and more is on the way! Sign up for Free membership now Click to Join Now Patterns Starburst Filigree Tutorial by Beverly Archibald-Cullen step by step illustrated tutorial on how to make this filigree egg. Tiara Filigree Tutorial by Beverly Archibald-Cullen Learn how to make this filigree tiara Gail Kozun Bruckner gradient tutorial Step by Step tutorial on how to make this gorgeous egg Joan Huff Faberge Style Egg Pattern Fun Faberge style egg pattern Briar Rose Carved ostrich egg Novelty Egg Courtesy of Linda Martin Faberge Style Egg By Joan Huff Poppy Tutorial Learn how to make this batik style egg by Mia Morsack Sohn Helpful Hints

See our egg art/eggshell art/decorated egg gallery and view this beautiful art form. For more egg art pictures visit our Facebook site called Egg Art International Gallery at https://www.facebook.com/groups/935839224107860 Gallery of the "Most Liked Eggs of the Month" From our very popular Facebook Group called Egg Art International Gallery ! New Egg Art to see every month from our Facebook group Egg Art International Gallery "Most Liked Eggs" monthly contest as well as Master Artisan Pathway award recipients. Just click on the pictures below for an up-close look at these eggs. They are amazing! Luba Kapeluch Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Egg" Nelda Stutts Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Diorama Egg" Hitomi Baba Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Intricately Cut Egg" Anita Walters Oct. 2025 Founder's Favorite Egg Yvette Smith Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Faberge Inspired Egg" Gerhard Walter Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Carved Egg" Hajnalka Aszalós Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Hand Painted Egg" Nataliya Yanishevska Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Art Batik Eggs" Joanna Dimopoulos Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Mechanical Egg" Leonid Buravlov Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Pysanky Diaspora Egg" Marzena Zarawska Oct. 2025 'Most Liked Scratch Egg" Marinela Ionel Fercal Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Applied Wax Egg" Morgan Tunow Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Acid Etched Eggs" Pražský Malíř Kraslic Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Mixed/Other Media Egg" Sandy Cody Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Beaded Egg" Violetta Sivak Oct. 2025 "Most Liked Novelty Egg" Luba Kapeluch Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Most Liked Eggs" Carolyn Graber Trout Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Founder's Favorite Egg" Justyna Goleń Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Most Liked Carved Egg" Iryna Sorochan Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Most Liked Beaded Egg" Hajnalka Aszalós Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Most Liked Hand Painted Egg" Leslie Lisdell Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Most Liked Mixed/Other Media Egg" Luba Kapeluch Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Most Liked Pysanky Diaspora Egg" Karen Whiting Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Most Liked Faberge Inspired Egg" Mel Ania Sept. 2025 Winner of the "Most Liked Art Batik Egg"