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ReplyDeleteincredible.
ReplyDeletei usually don't get into anything related even remotely to easter, but these are really something.
i especially like the first one.
i love anything pertaining to/involving galaxies.
lovely work.
thank you for sharing mister.
This is so odd...a bit of synchronicity. Your first egg reminds me of a piece I did awhile back. I have half a wooden egg I found in a thrift store, I amade a little moster and out him inside and called the piece "Ragnorak"...If I can find it, I will post it today.
ReplyDeleteThese are so eccentric, so earthy compared to how Easter eggs are usually painted. Insistent in a way.
Oh my gosh, each and every one is a treasure! Still the tree and the mushroom have my heart!
ReplyDeleteI love galaxies, synchronicity, trees and mushrooms. And yin/yangs. That pretty much covers it. Wait; woman, wine and music. Okay, that's my list.
ReplyDeleteI'd also like to see that egg. Ragnorak, as I'm sure you know, is from the Viking mythology . . .