The Painted Easter Egg - Arts Prescott's Easter Egg Tree - Glass Art

Arts Prescott Cooperative Gallery has their Easter Egg Window on display on Whiskey Row.

It is time to stroll down Whiskey Row and see the Egg Tree. Hopefully you will have a sunny day like this one.

One special part of the window is a Branch which was burned in the fire south of Prescott a few years ago. This is just a touch on the memory of that week. Now, Easter Eggs adorn it and the sun showing through the window lights it up.

Along with the painted Eggs you will find several hand made leather Easter Eggs created by our Luminated Leather artist Kris Eberhardt. Also hanging along side the branch is the Hand blown Glass Balls blown by Cindy Myers. One of Cindy's Glass Bowls also adorns the window. Paintings by Linne Thomas and Raina Gentry along with Floral Prints by Carolyn Peterson .

 

The flower egg is easy to make. I first blew the egg out by piecing two holes, one on the top and one on the bottom. After it was washed and dried I drew the flowers all over the egg and then with the same color of colored pen I filled in the background.

The eggs were created by members of the gallery and they will hand until after Easter Sunday. The Easter Tulips didn't make it through the week so Don Rantz, folded artful flowers made from colored paper.

Each egg on the tree is a little different. You will see the beaded eggs by Lana Ante and the vivid colorful eggs by Mary Kay O'Neill. Sherry Curtis added a few and the Rantz family made the Lady Bug Eggs.

The Bird on a Wire of Time was created by Melody McConaughy. Melody also mad the wire Easter Eggs on the tree.