Earlier this year, I posted (Big Egg Hunt 2013 Begins in London) about the 2013 London Big Egg Hunt, which was also headed to a few other cities after making its first appearance in London. After a few weeks, the eggs are now back in Covent Garden in London, and they will remain until April 7. Hopefully this means that all of their fans can come to enjoy them and participate in the hunt to find all eggs. Maybe some visitors will visit this Easter weekend.
To celebrate the final weeks of the London Big Egg Hunt 2013, I have posted a few photographs of my favourite eggs. Of course, all of them are beautiful in their own way.
For Grace, After a Party - Susie Hogarth (I love the silhouette-esque figures with minimal detail and a great colour combination.)
Lion Estate by Frank Laws. This is one of my top favourites. I love the rendering of the brickwork over this egg and the detail of the tiny window. I've always liked painting and drawing architecture, and this reminds me of something I would have created.
Winter Scene - Daisy Clarke, Beatles Bubble Gum by Vincent McEvoy. Breakfast with the Beatles by Team Beswick. Come on, who doesn't love the Beatles. I love the vintage style of the Fab Four by Team Beswick. The egg by Vincent McEvoy reminds me of one of my favourite eggs from last year with the retro font and 1960s music theme.
The Big Estate by Thibaud Herem
Hello Cheeky - Hattie Stewart. This is one of my favourites as I love the expression and the bold colours.
Eggs in the City by Lindsey Spinks is a black and white illustration, and you always see something different when you examine the illustration.
Untitled by Cassie Howard. This egg is completely white, except for a crowd of people. They remind me of tourists.
What's that? How Long? Sit on... - by Maeve Rendle. I love this egg because of its simplicity and nice font. It reminds me of a book cover.
Last year, I posted the following articles about the Big Egg Hunt: London's Big Egg Hunt Grand Finale at Covent Garden and Hunting Eggs in London: Fabergé Big Egg Hunt. There was also a Big Egg Hunt in Ireland this year. It would have been amazing to see that. Did anyone visit it?
I hope that you enjoyed the egg hunt this year. Have you been to visit it? What are your favourite eggs?
I love this idea and I was very excited about it! I hope they repeat next year :)