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Learn about the techniques for the different categories in the Master Artisan Pathway "MAP" certification. Spotlight on Different MAP Categories: Techniques and Examples 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.

90.00 < Back Carved Goose Egg Beverly Harder Artist: Beautiful one-of-a-kind hand carved unfinished goose egg by the late Beverly Harder. This egg was donated to Egg Art International by her best friend Lane Ream to further the EAI mission. This egg can be purchased directly from our store . Type of Egg Goose Approx. Dimensions Location Arkansas, USA International Shipping ? No team@eggartinternational.org Email:

< 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.

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 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 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 Select 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 Select 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!

55.00 < Back Equine Joy in Blue Susan Blubaugh Artist: Wax-Resist with aniline dyes and etched Type of Egg Goose Approx. Dimensions Location Washington, USA International Shipping ? No sjblubaugh@gmail.com Email:

< 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.

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

< 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 Candice Fava EAI Representative for Malta Candice is from Australia and lives in Malta.

< Back Jovica Mirosavic EAI Representative for Serbia My passion for this beautiful and delicate art began 13 years ago with my first encounter. It was love at first sight when I saw artistically carved eggshells. Besides my love for carving, I also greatly enjoy creating new clichés for my works. I find inspiration mostly in nature and its diverse variations. Additionally, I love to share my knowledge and skills with aspiring artists or those looking to improve in this field. I've managed to devise and realize the production of a special tool, of which I am very proud, greatly facilitating work and which was a dream of mine when I began my artistic career. I enjoy incorporating special lighting into my carved sculptures, which further emphasizes the work and adds a new dimension and effect to my artistic expression. When carving my pieces, my aim is to infuse them with a serene and beautiful energy that, upon completion, transports the viewer into an extraordinary world of harmony, calming and relaxing them, inducing a meditative state of mind. I love challenges, constantly striving for improvement, and reaching towards new creative horizons

< 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.