This design was inspired by a folk design by Taras Horodetsky which used the repeating stag and bird motif. I've changed the color scheme and all the other motifs.
It is said that as long as pysanky (Ukrainian Easter eggs) are being made somewhere in the world, the balance between good and evil is maintained. This blog is a record of my own contributions to saving the world from evil.
Friday, March 3, 2017
40 Days of Pysanky 2: Winter Promenade
This design was inspired by a folk design by Taras Horodetsky which used the repeating stag and bird motif. I've changed the color scheme and all the other motifs.
Thursday, March 2, 2017
40 Days of Pysanky 1: Creeping Vine
This original design is starting off my Lenten project of trying to write a pysanka every day. The posts will appear to be a day off since I'll be posting the pysanka from the previous day. I hope you'll enjoy following me to Easter!
Thursday, February 23, 2017
Florid Flowers
This design was inspired by a diasporan pysanka from UGS. I've reworked the color scheme and the motifs while keeping the same division and flower placement.
Friday, January 6, 2017
Pine and Spirals
This diasporan design was featured on a UGS postcard. I made some modifications, including the medallions at the top and bottom of the pysanka.
Thursday, December 29, 2016
Embroidered Sleeve
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
Etched Winter Trees
Two experiments of mine with etching back brown chicken eggs. The first was etched with vinegar in several steps to get different shades of brown. The second was a lighter egg dyed several times before a final etch.
Monday, November 7, 2016
Last Autumn Flowers
The overall design of this egg is based on a diasporan design featured in a UGS postcard. I have changed the color scheme as well as many of the design elements.
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