DIY - Egg Art - Advanced Pysanky Pysanka Ostrich Eggshell How To Tutorial (Ukraine Ukrainian Eggs) 

Jack K After you learn this art you may become hooked, just a warning. Go slow, create, and enjoy your artwork.

Georgia, I must thank you for watching my videos, and for your kindness.

Thank you for watching my videos.

Thank you for your kind words and thank you for watching my videos.

Magan, thank you so much for watching my videos, and for your kinds words. Good luck with your art work.

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How nice to get such nice greetings from Brazil, Klaudijus thank you for watching my videos.

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Thank you for your kind words. Since the ostrich is larger it take a bit longer, but I look at it as having more fun.

Lorrie Popow Do you have a favorite source for ostrich, emu, and rhea eggs?

Bracken Ridge Ranch.

I just found some emu, rhea, and swan eggs locally so I'm going to give those a try.

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Thank you for the effort to share. I love the celtic deer and ram.

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Totoliciu Areta Ildiko Maybe if you watch my basic video, Learn How to Dye and Color Easter Eggs- this will give you a better understanding of how the bees wax seals in each color.

at 14:04 what I gather is... say for the flower..you would use a q-tip dipped in the red dye and sort of paint it on, blending it out to the yellow, then waxing over the whole flower?

LeAnn Lewis Hi LeAnn, Yes, when the egg was dyed yellow I waxed in all the areas I wanted to remain yellow. However, on the leaves and the flower I didn't want those to be one solid color, so I waxed in areas that I wanted to have a bit of yellow and then added the next color or colors. When working in such areas you can play around with the colors some. Thank you for watching my videos.

Yes for any decorated eggshell that has been dyed or inked please use an oil based varnish. Water based varnishes will wash away the dyes or inks and ruin your artwork. Thank you for watching my videos.

Yes, please do.

Hi Roksanna, First we need to learn to use a light touch in making our pencil lines. I make mine darker for the videos so they can be seen. Okay, there are a few things you can do to removed the pencil marks. By melting wax over the pencil marks you now can use that melted wax to rub over the pencil marks and most will come off. You can use Goof Off, Lighter Fluid, Mineral Spirits, or a white artist eraser.

its is from the word "to write" pysaty писати