I wanted to do something with Easter Egg coloring and the thought struck me that wouldn't it be fun for the kids to be the eggs. This year the twins were 2 and Alexandra was 8.

I wanted to do something with Easter Egg coloring and the thought struck me that wouldn't it be fun for the kids to be the eggs. This year the twins were 2 and Alexandra was 8.

This page I created from scratch using Photoshop CS2 and LOTS of layers. The starting point was a B&W photo of a dozen eggs, then I cropped and shaped the photos and colored the rest of the eggs. The final step was to remove the carton from the background and erase the wholes in the top for the see through effect. Add the ribbons for the border and the text and it was finished.

This page I created from scratch using Photoshop CS2 and LOTS of layers. The starting point was a B&W photo of a dozen eggs, then I cropped and shaped the photos and colored the rest of the eggs. The final step was to remove the carton from the background and erase the wholes in the top for the see through effect. Add the ribbons for the border and the text and it was finished.

Day Dreamer says:
Very creative.
Mar 19, 2008

HB says:
This is a wonderful idea. (And you were brave to let 2-year-olds colour eggs...mine would have made scrambled eggs instead!)
May 30, 2007

gypsykate says:
very cute, nice concept.
May 30, 2007

angel_p69 says:
They don't sell eggs like that around here!! LOL
Very fun page! I love that idae!!
High 5
May 26, 2007

HobbytoObsession says:
How cute!!!
May 27, 2007

jenkev4 says:
i want to copy you! i love it! soooooo creative! so so so NEAT!!!!!!! This is my most fav page!
Feb 20, 2007

marlee says:
Love this concept.
Feb 5, 2007

My Four Boys says:
Lisa, how cool is that, how long did that take you?
Feb 5, 2007

Claudia says:
WOW BEAUTIFUL LO, can't believe I missed this one this is sooooooo good!!!
Feb 4, 2007

kaytill says:
This is asesome! So creative! :)
Jan 28, 2007