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My Interpretation of Faberge designs

My Interpretation of Faberge designs
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A slide show of my real non-fertile sanitized egg shells which have been designed and decorated as I continue to design, develop techniques and use previous class instructions from Design Concepts of Egg ARt. These designs are a definite reflection of concepts I learned from Sally LeVan and early teacher of mine, and from Helen Cook, a designer and fellow teacher from England, Scotland, and "all over the world.: Special thanks to these wonderful teachers who have guided many of us during our learning some 10-25 years ago.
19 comments
Oct 29, 2008. 11:41 PMCarlos Marmo says:
Wonderful Work! Congratulations!
Oct 26, 2008. 7:57 PMpopop4_2 says:
Beautiful work! Exquisite and tasteful!
Oct 23, 2008. 9:21 PMdawnag says:
Wow! These eggs look like the Carl Faberge Eggs. I love the Rose Trellis, the Pansy and the Transiberian Eggs in PERFECT Faberge Style! What a talented artist you are using real eggshells! These are AMAZING!!!!!! I hope you win the contest!
Oct 23, 2008. 3:25 PMConnie S. says:
Carole B. I am so THRILLED to see that you are among the Finalists. Your eggs are so akin to the originals; I just checked to see if they had chosen a Winner yet, and found you listed amongst the Finalists. Congratulations and Good Luck. In my book you are a WINNER. Connie
Oct 23, 2008. 6:58 AMaking13093 says:
Oh my, Carole, these eggs are absolutely exquisite. Carl Faberge would be happy to have replicas like this. Good luck. Anne K.
Oct 22, 2008. 5:00 PMkelllbelll says:
Beautiful! Congrats on being a finalist!
Oct 19, 2008. 6:20 PMConnie S. says:
Hi, A friend called me and told me about your Faberge interpretations. I am so thrilled to see them. They are just beautiful. I have loved all of the Faberge eggs all of my life, and your interpretations are gorgeous. I just had to let you know that I have looked at your photos and you have my vote! Good Luck and Keep up your wonderful work in egg art.
Oct 19, 2008. 3:46 PMDJSaxton says:
My wife is peering over my shoulder, and she is ooohhhhing and ahhhhhing, over all of your work. Neither of us can believe how gifted you are. Thank you for sharing your work -- we think you are a wonderful artist.
Oct 19, 2008. 11:52 AMDJSaxton says:
I have seen many of the Faberge originals in my years of travel, and your work of your interpretation of each is absolutely phenomenal. What a talent you have. DJSaxton
Oct 10, 2008. 5:13 PMcanida says:
These are beautiful!
Oct 10, 2008. 3:37 PMegger1 says:
You have had fun! Very impressive! Well done!!

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