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Second Place Winners for 2003
Each of these beautiful works of art won second place in
their respective categories except for Second Place Best of Show which won First Place
in the Diorama Category.
Second Place Winner in
Carved/Etched/Sculpted
Pharaohs'
Horses
From the
Painting "Pharaohs' Horses"
This painting has been in controversy for years regarding the original artist.
Two paintings came into the public at the same time, one done by a named artist
and one found in a garage sale by an unknown artist. Controversy comes in due
to neither painting being proven to be the original. Who inspired who? Artists
of many different fields have since used this beautiful image in their work.
The artist has recreated the image on an emu egg using all layers of color in
the shell.
Tina Munford
Muskegon, Michigan
wysiwigs@aol.com
http://www.eggstasycreations.com
Second Place Winner in Painted 2003
"A Mother's Love"
This Emu egg has had dark green surface completely sanded revealing all the
light blue surface of the egg and a beautiful seascape portrait of a mother and
her young dolphin are hand painted in oils.
Wendy Y. Payseur
3441 East Hwy 27
Lincolnton, NC 28092
ppayseur@Bellsouth.net
(704) 736-0009
Second Place Winner in Diorama 2003
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"Wolf Family Emu Egg on Burlwood"
This is a sterile emu egg with a hand oil-painted background.
When dry, I placed the figurines inside with all kinds of dried natural
around it to give it a woodsy look. I then glued the egg onto a dried pieceof burlwood, adding moss and dried lichen here and there to bring the
natural look all together.
Ann Tollette
7211 E. 191st St. S.
Bixby, OK. 74008-6726
http://www.annimaesdecoratedemueggcollectibles.com
Second Place Winner in Decorated 2003
   
"The Beckaneer"
Completely decked out in brass trimming and rigging, the Beckaneer
began it's voyage as a charitable donation for the Alzheimer's Foundation.
Much attention was paid to detail, and the ship is equipped with full
cannonade, free-spinning captain's wheel, opening hatchways, and a below-deck
that can be peeked in upon through the aged brass porthole inserts.
Cherie Heinz
7242 Irving Avenue
Pennsauken, NJ 08109
eggscapes@hotmail.com
Second Place Best of Show
  
"The Peacock"
The emu egg is engraved, sculpted and hinged. The peacock inside is made
with fimo,
its tail being made of real peacock and emu feathers.
Francine Clary
France
memoire.doeufs@wanadoo.fr
http://www.eggsamples.com
http://www.egg-citing.com
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