< Back Dani Fausek Marketing, MAP judge Hi! I joined Egg Art International in the hopes of promoting this truly international organization. I was trained to be a judge by Judy Guinnard and will be helping the MAP team in this area.

< Back Linda Martin Co-Founder, EAI Secretary, Director of International Relations, EAI Representative for the UK As someone who loves trying different styles of work, I find my inspiration in so many places. Despite having been involved in egg art for almost 40 years, I am still learning so much and my initial training as a teacher means that I am passionate about passing on knowledge and skills to as many people as possible. I have run a supplies business for many years and write books, patterns, produce videos and teach as often as possible and I have also judged internationally. For the last ten years, I have written a quarterly magazine ‘The Art of the Egg Shell’ passing on even more information through this and my Facebook groups. As a result of my constantly evolving involvement in egg art, I feel privileged to class some of the most talented and lovely egg artists around the world as my friends. I am honoured to have been approached to become a member of the Team for Egg Art International and will do my utmost to help in any way I can to make this organisation a truly international body providing support and encouragement for egg artists everywhere and creating a greater awareness of egg art and the artists who work within its constantly developing areas.

< Back Dr. Leslie Lisdell Founder, EAI President, Web Designer Hello Everyone! I have always loved eggshell art and have collected eggs for many years. A few years ago, I took a class at the Dallas Egg Art Show by Linda Martin. My daughter had graduated, and I had cut back on working full time as an Emergency Room physician so I finally had time to try something new.This was my first attempt at egg art and I did not even know what a rhea egg was! After the class, I started designing and making eggs. I participated in the old IEAG master program and passed the novice and intermediate diorama levels as well as the novice filigree level. Last Fall, after learning the IEAG was almost nonexistent, I formed the Arkansas Egg Art Guild. I then built the old IEAG , at their request, a new website as theirs had been taken down. That website was launched in January 2023, and is now the website for Egg Art International. I am so proud of all our team has accomplished in such a short time!

175.00 < Back Ostrich Egg Lamp Leslie Lisdell Artist: Pretty ostrich light. Genuine mother of pearl and abalone accents. Vintage opal glass and crystal trim. Click on pictures below to see enlarged photos. Price includes free shipping in the USA and Canada. Credit cards and PayPal accepted thru the Egg Art International Store . All proceeds from the sale are donated to Egg Art International. Type of Egg Ostrich Approx. Dimensions Location Arkansas, USA International Shipping ? no eggartinternational@gmail.com Email:

< Back Diane Steinbach Zoom Coordinator Hi! I have been coordinating all the ZOOM meetings for Egg Art International. I also am the editor for "Beyond the Hatchery".

Silver Award < Back Brigitte Noel le Hesran, France March 17, 2026 Silver Award CATEGORY: Artist's Choice PATHWAY: NA TYPE OF EGGS: Goose and Turkey The goose egg measures 8cm high diameter 17.5 cm The turkey egg 6.5 cm high diameter 15.5 cm The egg is sponge painted with a mixture of acrylic paint then resin laying. I used templates to draw the cutting lines of the doors and decoration of the back as well as a tape measure to share well. The interior is dressed in satin and gallon. The outside is embellished with rhinestones of different sizes and a golden pearl chain, the top a finishing button, the egg is placed on a golden metal support, the clasp is made with miniature pearls and a 0.5mm twisted brass wire. Inside is laid a turkey egg, the decor is handmade with acrylic paint and varnish, there is a fastener because the egg can be suspended. Previous Next

Bronze Award < Back Gabriela Krecht, Germany March 30, 2025 Bronze Award CATEGORY: Pysanky Diaspora PATHWAY: NA TYPE OF EGGS: Goose Hello, I have written a goose egg with Kistka in a traditional form. When I used the colors yellow, orange, red, dark red and purple. meaning of individual colors as I also know: yellow - a symbol of light, purity of light, purity, happiness and hospitality Orange for strength and endurance Red- means happiness and hope Dark red is the color of harvest White means purity, innocence and birth Purple stands for faith, patience and trust. I have used the symbolism below: Ster symbolizes the love of God, purity and life Fishing net - the meshes symbolize fishing net rhombus - symbolizes knowledge “empty” rose means beauty and wisdom beauty and wisdom Ladder symbolizing prayer Triangles a symbol of the Holy Trinity Trinity At the very end I treated the egg with a clear varnish. With kind regards Previous Next

< Back Fran Higgins MAP Director Hi! I am the current president of the Houston Egg Art Guild and will be one of the stewards of the Master Artisan Pathway "MAP". My goal is to make sure the entries and judging are coordinated properly, fairly, ethically and with the upmost respect for these artists.

< Back Paul Ervin, M.H.A. EAI Chief Financial Officer Hello, I recently joined Egg Art International as their Financial Advisor. I am working on obtaining the organizations 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. I am committed to making sure that Egg Art International will have a strong financial base so that we can always offer free membership.

Gold Award < Back Anna Sell, Poland February 27, 2025 Gold Award CATEGORY: Carved PATHWAY: NA TYPE OF EGGS: Goose I carve small patterns according to my own idea. I try to keep symmetry according to the rules of geometry. Sometimes I add Swarovski crystals and tips to cover the holes at the top and bottom of the egg. Previous Next

< Back Karin Whiting EAI Representative for New Zealand I have been an egg artist for around 20 plus years now. I enjoy coming up with my own designs and bringing ideas in my head to life through my eggs. I love helping people with ideas and things I have found invaluable along the way. I have a group in Hastings, New Zealand !

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 Learning with 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 Valid for one month Buy Now 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 Buy Now 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!