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Gold Award < Back Leslie Lisdell M.D., USA December 1, 2023 Gold Award CATEGORY: Novelty PATHWAY: Accelerated TYPE OF EGGS: Emu,Quail,Goose “Bear in the Woods” 1. Bear. This is made from three types of eggs. Ears were carved and cut from an emu egg, head is a quail egg and the body is an unknown small egg. The head, body and ears were glued together with sculpy glue. Sculpy was added to the head and trunk to make the snout, belly, and back. This was baked at 275 degrees for 20 minutes. The arms and legs were made from wire wrapped with sculpy and attached. A layer of modeling paste was added to the bear and a high-speed drill was used to make the appearance of hair. The next step was a wash with dark brown on the body and a black wash around the eyes and nose. Different browns were also added to the bear’s coat. The final coat on the bear was a mixture of Pebeo lightening medium, a small amount of vitrail brown paint, and Jaquard antique gold bronze powder. Eyes were added and the bear was highlighted with 6 ss crystal smoked topaz and 5ss mocha flatbacks. 2. Bee hive. The quail egg was wrapped with 1mm pearl leather cording, washed with dark brown and coated with the above Pebeo mix. Yellow vitrail was used to make the honey dripping on the outside. 3. Stump. The mid-section from a goose egg was cutout. The top of the stump was a piece of cardboard glued in. Modeling paste was applied all over. The bark markings were made using a highspeed drill as well as the rings on top of the stump. Different brown/black washes were used to color the bark and top of the stump. The Peboe mixture as above was applied to the stump. 4. Various grasses, moss, weeds, and my cold porcelain flowers adorned the scene. The butterfly and bird were little things I did not make but thought they added a little color. Previous Next

< Back Hajnalka Aszalos EAI Representative for Hungary, MAP Judge I am Hajnalka Aszalós from Hungary. My mother learned porcelain painting from the best masters in Herend. I grew up in Szeged, and with my mother, who was also my Master, I got to know several areas of art and applied arts. It was here that I learned all the little tricks of this craft and the love of it. Over time, I started to work in several art forms: glass painting, oil paintings, graphics, wall painting, and then I started making lamps from thieves... Also, egg painting became a great love of mine over the years. The main stylistic direction in which I create is the Art Nouveau style, but I have also processed several Hungarian folk art motifs in my works. Now I live in Pásztó with my partner, and together with him we have created my own little workshop here, where I give a glimpse into the secrets of the workshop, as well as provide opportunities in several areas for visitors to make and create something beautiful with their own hands. We are currently working on my exhibition hall, which will hopefully be completed this year and will also be open to visitors.

Sign up to become a member and receive the following benefits. All members will recieve a coupon code that can be used for discounts on RED STAR suppliers listed on the website. You will receive emails with special offers, newsletters, patterns and more.There are many benefits so check it out.Best of all it is free! Become a Member and Membership Benefits Become a Member PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU HAVE EVER RECEIVED AN EMAIL FROM US OR SUBMITTED A FORM YOUR EMAIL IS IN THE SYSTEM ALREADY, JUST LOGIN above. YOU MAY NEED TO RESET YOUR PASSWORD IF FORGOTTEN. If you try to submit the membership form you will likely receive a warning "a member with this email already exists........ Just go to the Log In bar located at the upper right and click "Forgot Password". Feel free to Contact us if you have any problems and we will help you. Member's Benefits 2026 Supplier Discounts - Use discount coupon code ______ where you see the RED STAR . There are several SUPPLIERS who offer this discount. This discount code will be supplied to you once you are approved. Sell Your Egg Art. Members receive a 5% discount off the listing fees. Quarterly E- Newsletter. You may also receive emails with special offers, announcements, news and patterns. Master Artisan Pathway (MAP). Participate in this program of assessment, learning and acknowledgement that allows for more artistic freedom and access worldwide. This program leads to the ultimate certification as a Master Artisan. Promote your work. You will be able to receive special promotion thru the "Egg of the Month" program. This is a program thru our Facebook Gallery group called " Egg Art International Gallery". The most liked eggs each month will receive a certificate, promotion thru the blog, Pinterest, and Instagram. These eggs will also be placed on our website gallery. At the end of the year, these eggs may be featured in our annual fundraising magazine called "Amazing Eggs of .........". Take a look at this magazine as it is beautiful! Engage with fellow egg artists. Stay Informed- You will be notified of all important matters regarding the organization and have the ability to weigh in on such matters. Become a Red Star Supplier. Teach - list yourself as a teacher Access to the Member Only areas. Don't forget to go to the LOGIN bar at the top of the HOME PAGE. Free Patterns and Helpful Hints BEST OF ALL IT'S FREE! We NEVER sell or give out your information. We do not text you offers etc.

Great free videos (links)from Linda Martin and Lorrie Popow as well as many others. These instructional videos cover several styles and levels of instruction. Instructional Videos Free Instructional Videos Just click on the picture and it will take you directly to the free video. Polymer Clay and Eggshell Tutorial Fun video making this pretty egg covered in polymer clay by Laura Schiller Hearts &Teapots Egg Design Polymer Clay Eggs & Eggshell Tutorial by Laura Schiller Eggshell Egg Art Faber-Castell Colored Pencil Design Tutorial by Laura Schiller Stained Glass Technique Learn how to do the stained-glass technique on eggshells by Mark Malachowski Faber-Castell Polychromos Colored pencils on an eggshell The Eggcentric Egg lady is featuring another eggshell design, and this time we will be using the Faber-Castell Polychromos Colored Pencils!! Derwent Lightfast & Inktense Colored Pencils on Eggshells video by Laura Schiller "The Eggcentric Egg Lady" Testing Prismacolor colored pencils on Eggshells Laura Schiller "The Eggcentric Egg Lady" video. An Intro. to Colored pencils with Eggshells Laura Schiller "The Eggcentric Egg Lady" video. Know Your Eggs Lorrie Popow demonstrates types of farm-raised bird eggs you can use in egg art. These include quail, chicken, duck, goose, turkey, rhea, emu, ostrich and more. Trimming a Bridal Arch to use in Egg Art This video by Linda Martin will give you ideas for trimming other stands and even figurines. How to Embellish Egg Stands This Linda Martin instructional video will show you the tips and techniques for embellishing stands used in Egg Art. How to Make Cold Porcelain Violets and Leaves Linda Martin video on how to make violets. How to Use Alcohol Inks on Eggs This video by Susan Blubaugh shows how to create Easter Eggs using Alcohol Inks. You’ll need an egg, alcohol inks, and a dabber to make this. How to Use an Egg Lathe Craft and Egg Lathes Demonstration Tutorial by Carolyn Trout. This video is part of Lorrie Popow' how-to videos. How to Make 24kt Gold Paint for Egg Art This video is part of Lorrie Popow's collection of how-to demo videos. Featured in this video is egg artist Reem Al-Nouri, who demonstrates how to make gold paint from gold leaf and gum arabic for use on egg artwork. How to Decoupage an Eggshell Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to decoupage an eggshell by using two 2-part epoxy and various design items such as broken pysanky shells, beads, and pearl pigments. How to Make this Windmill Design Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to create this particular design with waxes and dyes. She creates a very intricate and detailed windmill pattern. How to Dye an Egg with a Silk Tie or Scarf Video by Valerie Jurkowski shows you how to use this interesting technique. How To Sew Cross Stitch Eggs Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to create cross stitch egg art using an ostrich egg and a high-speed drill or Dremel. Learn How to Decorate and Color Eggs with Alcohol Ink Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to create egg art using alcohol inks. How to Create 3D Cube Designs for Pysanky Lorrie Popow shows how to create a 3D cube and block design in pencil for pysanky. Beginner Pysanka Egg Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to write pysanky for beginners. You will learn the basic step-by-step techniques to create a beautiful pysanky egg. Scratch Carving an Egg This video by Lorrie Popow shows you how to make scratch eggs. You will need eggs dyes, an egg, and a stylus. How to Mark an Egg with a Jem Egg Marker This free instructional video by Linda Martin will show you how to get started in Egg Art - Marking Techniques. How to Cut an Eggshell This free instructional video by Linda Martin will show you how to get started in Egg Art - cutting. How to Paint an Eggshell This free instructional video by Linda Martin will show you how to get started in Egg Art - painting. How to Line an Egg This free instructional video by Linda Martin will show you how to get started in Egg Art - Linning. Beginner- Hinges, Stands and Finishings This free instructional video will show you how to get started in Egg Art - Hinges, Stands and Finishings. How to Etch Emu Eggs Lorrie Popow demonstrates how to etch an emu egg for pysanky or batik-style egg art. This technique uses a kistka, beeswax, and an acid to create the designs. How to use Hinges How to use different hinges in egg art Show More

See all the different styles of egg art in this collection by Helmut Meister Helmut Meister Gallery of Decorated Eggs Explore all the different styles and colors Different Colors Natural Materials Used in Egg Art Tinamu Egg Art Paper Egg Art Wax Applied Egg Art Paper Cut Textiles in Egg Art Inked Eggs Eggs with Butterflies

350.00 < Back Ostrich Egg Box Leslie Lisdell Artist: OOAK ostrich egg box with a faux malachite finish inside and out. It is made from an ostrich egg and button quail egg. The egg is adorned with numerous vintage crystal cabochons and Swarovski crystals. The inside is a platform with black satin and black netting. In the center is an oval “flawed” emerald cabochon surrounded by black diamond chain, square gold chain and leaves in keeping with the same theme and materials. The proceeds from this sale are donated to Egg Art International. You may purchase this item thru the Egg Art International store page which accepts credit cards and PayPal. Type of Egg Ostrich and Button Quail Approx. Dimensions Location Arkansas, USA International Shipping ? No eggartinternational@gmail.com Email:

Silver Award < Back Yuliya Goloida, Canada January 25, 2025 Silver Award CATEGORY: Pysanky Diaspora PATHWAY: NA TYPE OF EGGS: Goose This pysanka is a diasporan pysanka, designed and written by myself. The imagery is deeply personal and references meaningful and traditional objects from my Ukrainian wedding ceremony. The centre band down the middle of the egg features the pattern from the “rushnyk” or embroidered tapestry that was used during the ceremony and placed under the “Korovai” or wedding bread. The band on the pysanka features yellow flowers and intricate details of crosses and dots to represent the embroidery seen on the rushnyk. The front face of the egg includes the Korovai itself with the same intricate details as on my real Korovai such as grapes, two doves, wheat, rings, flowers, and berries. These traditional symbols on the Korovai represent wishes for the newlyweds: grapes=to be fertile and plentiful; wheat =prosperity and bounty; the rings= eternal union and the joining of two souls, doves= represent the newlywed couple; the flowers= beauty and happiness in life. The reverse face of the egg includes my wedding bouquet. A large and bountiful assortment of colourful flowers such as peonies, anemones, delphinium, dahlias and tiny chamomile of miniature daisy with a red ribbon tying it all together. Some special techniques employed in this pysanka design include spot dying to try and capture the depth of the floral bouquet with different botanical tones. There is also a gradient dying technique used to highlight and emphasize the bouquet with a saturated blue edge that also brings contrast to the decorative border. Previous Next

There are now three international magazines for egg art/egg decorating/eggery enthusiasts. "Amazing Eggs of ......", "The Art of the Egg Shell" and "Beyond the Hatchery". Current Egg Art Magazines in Print Three amazing magazines are now available worldwide. All may be ordered as full color hard copies or PDF downloads. Just Click on the Photo or Name! Amazing Eggs Magazine Egg Art International is proud to present our annual fundraising magazine. Meet the artists and see their beautiful egg art in this 48-page full color magazine. These artists were selected from our Facebook group Egg Art International Gallery by winning our monthly "Eggs of the Month" contest. Egg Art International's mission is to promote all styles of egg artistry throughout the world and to raise the standards of the art form, encouraging artists to achieve their full potential. Through education, exhibitions and sharing information, we aim to increase public awareness of egg art and the artists involved. All proceeds from the sale of this magazine will be used solely to achieve these goals, so information remains available to everyone. Order PDF Now Order PDF Now Order PDF Now The Art of the Egg Shell The Art of the Egg Shell Magazine has everything you need to learn more about egg art or just to keep up to date and inspired with the latest trends. There are regular competitions and information is included about upcoming events. We always look at specific marking techniques, other areas of work which can inspire our egg art and anything which we think will be of interest. The Magazine is available by download or print. The Ten-Year retrospective is a 32-page FREE download ! Beyond the Hatchery Beyond the Hatchery : A Lifestyle Magazine for Egg Artists. It is new quarterly magazine for Egg Artists. You can subscribe to get quarterly news and entertainment from the egg artist community. Get a fresh look at a historic craft. Features include: The Roost: Studio Tours Innovators: New techniques Outside the Coop: Explore egg artists other creative Endeavors… The STASH: Business Advice and news Patterns for all Levels and more!

International list of egg art/eggshell art guilds and clubs Guilds and Clubs USA, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia Click on the Photo to take you to their website Arkansas Egg Art Guild email llisdell@yahoo.com for more information Christchurch, NZ Egg Artistry Club Christchurch Egg Artistry Club, New Zealand. Meetings on 2nd Saturday every month (except January). 9.30 to 12.00 Sydenham Community Centre, 25-27 Hutcheson St, Sydenham, Christchurch. Contact Beth McPherson for more information on tacbeth@hotmail.com California Tri-County Egg Artists Egg Artistry Guild of Australia LLC Meetings on the 3rd Saturday of each month. Contact Susan Birg for details at birgsusan@yahoo.com.au Egg Artists of Puget Sound Egg Artists Guild of Washington Hounslow Egg Art Club, UK Workshop/Seminars: Hounslow Youth Centre, For more information contact Pat Carter on 07590761091. or by email at p.carter@hotmail.com Houston Egg Art Guild Japan Egg Art Association New England Egg Art Guild Northeast Egg Art Ohio Egg Artists Guild Ukranian Club TAMU Student club at Texas A&M University. Will be holding the Pysanka Workshop Series 2025. Victorian Egg Decorators' Guild Inc. Bi-Monthly Meetings in Ashburton, VIC, Australia

Great resources for egg artists and enthusiasts. This includes suppliers, teachers, shows, books, videos and more. We are adding all the time. Resources Lots of fun and interesting things to be found here if you are an artist or simply want to learn something new. You may click on any underlined title, and it will take you directly to that page! Content is updated frequently. MAKE SURE TO LOOK FOR THE RED STAR AS THESE SUPPLIERS OFFER DISCOUNTS FOR MEMBERS! 1. Books - Many books are available to purchase directly from the artists. These books cover all types of egg artistry. It's a great source for the beginner thru advanced levels. 2. Egg Art Supplies -These RED STAR SUPPLIERS offer Members Discounts A great source for all your egg art needs. Look for the RED STAR! 3. Egg Art Suppliers List -A great list of suppliers! 4. Egging Socials - A fun online place to get together with other artists. 5. Shows and Events - US and International Shows and Events. 6. Facebook - There are many egging groups and pages for all styles of egg art all with direct links. 7. Helpful Hints (Members Only)- A wonderful and growing page of helpful hints.* NOW FOUND IN THE H.E.A.G LIBRARY WEBSITE SECTION 8. Guilds and Clubs - International and US based guilds and clubs for in person egging! 9. International Contacts - All our International Contacts are on the EAI team page. 10. The KID'S KORNER - A new page in development for kids! 11. Log In and Password help - Need help logging in or changing a password? Follow these step-by-step instructions. 12. Magazines -There are three different magazines currently being published in both print and online in the U.S.A and U.K. All ship internationally. 13. Newsletters (Members Only) - Read all the previous newsletters. 14. Free Patterns and Designs - Free to the Public to get a sneak peak of the fun! 15. Scholarships - Scholarships of cash and or supplies to offset the cost of providing community-based egg art classes. 16. Teachers - In person or online instruction for all levels. 17. Videos: Egg Art Techniques - Free "How to Videos" from great artists including Lorrie Popow, Linda Martin and others! 18. Free Instructional Videos- Lots of free videos by many artists including Mark Malachowski, Lorrie Popow, Laura Schiller and more.

< 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!