Egg Art for Sale List My Egg Art for Sale Now Listing & Fee Information Ostrich Egg Box Price USD ($) 350.00 Leslie Lisdell Read More Ostrich Egg Lamp Price USD ($) 175.00 Leslie Lisdell Read More

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

< 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.

< 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.

< Back Justyna Golen EAI Representative for Poland, MAP Judge I come from Poland. I like to do openwork Easter eggs in my free time. I am fascinated with the oval form, the fragility of the material and the symbolism of the egg. I drew my first inspirations from old patterns of openwork lace and embroidery. At first, I was interested in Venetian embroidery (richelieu), fillet , cross-stitch, and English embroidery. I like to transfer intricate patterns to an eggshell, no matter if it is a quail,chicken or goose. Later, I started carving on ostrich egg shells, where the thickness of the shell itself gave the possibility of relief and a three-dimensional effect. I love all Easter eggs, both traditional and all variations.

< Back Kathy Hamilton Co- Founder, Director -US Relations As a former IEAG president, I am excited to have joined the Team at Egg Art International. I set up the Facebook International Egg Art Gallery and International Egg Art News and Events. I also set up and developed the Master Artisan Pathway along with Linda Martin. I enjoy contacting and interacting will all the artists worldwide.

< 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!

< 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.

Team Members Dr. Leslie Lisdell Founder, EAI President, Web Designer Physician, Egg Artist, EAI Web Designer Read More Kathy Hamilton Co- Founder, Director -US Relations Owner of the Eggery Place,Egg Artist, Supplier, Past President of the IEAG Read More Theresa Ashmore MAP Judge- Retired Egg Artist Read More Dani Fausek Marketing, MAP judge Egg Artist, Magazine Editor, Supplier Read More Dr. Juan Pablo Polgatiz Benavides EAI Representative for Chile, MAP Judge Egg Artist/Dentist Read More Fran Higgins MAP Director Egg Artist, Pres. Houston Egg Art Guild Read More Ingrid Wiese EAI Representative for Germany Founder of Thükop e.V. association Read More Jovica Mirosavic EAI Representative for Serbia Egg Artist, Innovator Read More Karen Hanlon, M.S. EAI Representative for Canada, MAP Judge Egg Artist , College Professor Read More Konomi Kashiwaya EAI Representative for Japan, MAP Judge Master Egg Artist in Beads/Diorama/Painting/Fancy Cut Read More Mark Malachowski MAP Judge Egg Artist, Hosts Pysanky on the River Read More Pauline George MAP Judge, UK Egg Artist Read More Isabelle Franconie EAI Representative for France Egg Artist Read More Linda Martin Co-Founder, EAI Secretary, Director of International Relations, EAI Representative for the UK Owner Linda Martin Egg Designs,Egg Artist, Supplier, Magazine Editor Read More Beth McPherson EAI Representative for New Zealand Egg Artist, Business owner Read More Candice Fava EAI Representative for Malta Egg Artist Read More Diane Steinbach Zoom Coordinator Egg Artist, Magazine Editor,Supplier Read More Fran Atkins Show Reporter Egg Artist, Supplier Read More Hajnalka Aszalos EAI Representative for Hungary, MAP Judge Egg Artist, Business owner Read More Jeann Howse MAP Judge Egg Artist, Past President of the IEAG Read More Justyna Golen EAI Representative for Poland, MAP Judge Egg Artist Read More Karin Whiting EAI Representative for New Zealand Egg Artist Read More Kyung ah Kim EAI Representative for S. Korea Master Egg Artist Read More Paul Ervin, M.H.A. EAI Chief Financial Officer Hospital CEO/CFO, Ranch owner Read More Shihori Kato Advisor Grand Master Egg Artist Read More Florin Bejinari EAI Representative for Romania Artist Read More

< Back Isabelle Franconie EAI Representative for France I've always been very hands-on, a DIY enthusiast, a jack-of-all-trades. I've always been fascinated by eggs, their shape, their material, their colors. A little water and warmth, and new life appears... When I was little, at Easter, my mother would boil chicken eggs and have me decorate and paint them. And then I forgot about school, work, time passed... In my life, I've had the opportunity to raise chickens, ducks, geese, and therefore to have many eggs at my disposal... and also many unhatched eggs... and memories resurfaced, memories of the possibility of using these eggs in other ways... The idea took root, a long, slow learning curve from scratch, images Gleaned from the internet, numerous attempts, and a lot of breaking too, first with goose eggs, which were easier to find and thinner, and then gradually moved on to ostrich eggs, which were larger, had a beautiful surface to work with, were beautiful materials, and had a beautiful color. And as for ostrich egg carving, my passion is above all sculpture, sculpting this shape, this material. And photos of me and my work. I hope this will be of interest to you. I'm not an expert, just an amateur who loves eggs and egg work and who continues to learn every day and marvel at the work of others, which is so much more beautiful than my own. I hope I can help you promote and discover egg carving in France. But people have forgotten, there isn't a large audience. I nevertheless suggest doing everything I can to help you discover it. Isabelle

< Back Shihori Kato Advisor I am Shihori Kato from Japan.What started my “egg life” was a trip to Hawaii in 1997. I was moved by the many beautiful decorated eggs that were displyed in the shopping mall. After returning to Japan, I began creating eggs through trial and error. In 1999, I participated in the Portland Egg Show for the first time and one of my eggs was chosen as Best of Show. Ⅰ have been to 30 shows and enjoy sharing my ideas and exchanging information with eggers. I started the IEAG Masters Program to improve my skills. It took 5 years to achieve 9 categories and be recognized as a Grandmaster. The 9 categories are: Filigree, Hand-Painted, Bas Relief, Decoupage, Diorama, Pysanky, Carved/Sculpted, Diorama, Beaded/Jeweled, and Scratched.What I learned was that not only did I improve my skills, but I also became interested in various fields as well as gaining more knowledge. I am sure that the Master Artisan Pathway “MAP” will make your egg more valuable! In Japan, there are many traditional craft techniques which ranks among importance in the world. I am learning one of them for decorating eggs. I look forward to showing and sharing with you at an egg show.

< Back Pauline George MAP Judge, UK I have been involved with egg art for about 38 years and have taught classes around the UK for about 35 years. I love creating dioramas, especially in Ostrich eggs. I’m honoured to have been selected as a MAP judge. I have been married for almost 50 years and have 3 children and 4 adorable grandchildren.