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After a long week of searching by our faithful Facebook and Twitter Sherlocks, we have finally been able to track down little Eggbert. Turns out he was playing hide and seek at the Rotunda – right next to his fellow eggs in Victoria Square!

Kicking off on Shrove Tuesday, 21st February 2012, there will be a host of high profile events to launch the hunt.  It is our vision to bring magic and enchantment to Easter and unite the city with the world’s biggest ever egg hunt.  The eggs themsel…

Jessica May Underwood is a print designer, watercolour and pencil artist. Jessica graduated from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design with a BA in Graphic Design and Illustration. She lives in California. Her appreciation of older ways of working, botanical drawing, costume design and classic literature leads Jessica to create work which advocates attention to detail, fed by meticulous pencil studies. Her work in editorial, publishing and logo illustration is known for evoking a mood and essence through line quality and detail.
She has worked with clients including Harrods, Katy Perry, InStyle, Katy England, and Alexander McQueen.

Susie Hogarth is an artist, illustrator and writer living and working in London.
Inspired by the forced formality of historical and military portraiture, the celebratory spirit of surface pattern and the graphic wit of Polish cinema posters, she makes imagined portraits of charismatic and complicated women and men with serious faces, sad souls and interesting hands.
Regularly undertaking commercial and private commissions, she has recently launched a collection of illustrated ceramics under the name, ‘Industry & Idleness’.

After a long week of searching by our faithful Facebook and Twitter Sherlocks, we have finally been able to track down little Eggbert in the last of his egg-scapades.

.Fabergé is one of the most revered names in history, synonymous with consummate design and craftsmanship..Fabergé was founded in Russia’s St Petersburg in 1842 by Gustav Fabergé. He was of French descent and had moved to Russia in the 1830’s to tr…

Cassie Howard makes paintings that examine the interaction of people within society. She is interested in the role the artist has in directing the viewer.
Cassie’s subjects are people. The figures are sometimes paired with separate paintings of public objects such as park benches, sheds, and rows of trees. The people and objects are always presented within a white space devoid of any surrounding context. The viewers bring their own history to imagine what is missing.
Cassie’s exhibitions include ‘Salon’ Eleven, London in 2011 and 2013, and a solo show, ‘Group Portrait’ at The Third Space, Belfast in 2012.

Developing themes and imagery that celebrate the everyday, James Joyce’s practice looks to transform the seemingly commonplace into striking compositions employing bright, iconic forms and offbeat messages. With a process rooted in drawing and printmaking, he works across a range of media.
As a result of his exploration of imagery Joyce has garnered an international following of collectors, and he is often invited to collaborate with brands to create bespoke and exclusive signature products.
Joyce’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, magazines and books.

Join the hunt…and share it! News . Join the hunt…and share it! Here we are on our last stop of the tour before going back to London. Come along to St Enoch Square (Glasgow) this week and find Humpty Dumpty for your chance to win a year’s supply of delicious Lindt chocolate, to share with friends … Read more

We have had hundreds of amazing egg designs sent in to our Big Eggsibition, the biggest school egg decorating competition ever!