Inspired by golden Egyptian ostrich eggs, we created our own golden sculpture using Adobe's VR sculpting tools and Vectary online 3D interactive site, taking visual reference from the Egyptian Netherworld.

After recently playing with LiDAR & 3D scanning apps like Polycam, we created a virtual Easter egg hunt in the Manchester office. See if you can find all four eggs inside the virtual space to see what surprises are inside.

From the North of England, egg tapping involves battling hard-boiled eggs against each other. We wanted to celebrate the tactility and imperfection of a cracked egg by performing a digital Kintsugi, or golden joinery.

Common throughout Mexico, a cascarón is a decorated, hollowed-out chicken egg filled with confetti which may be thrown or crushed over the recipient's head. We re-created this as an online experience using Spline.

An egg dance is a traditional Easter game in which eggs are laid on the floor with the goal being to dance among them, damaging as few as possible. We interpreted this as Capoeira duet between an egg and one of our team. Obviously.

Pace Egg plays are medieval mystery plays from rural Northern England. The plays involve heroes, villains, mock combat and reincarnation. To explore the mystery idea, we used AI to generate both the play and the visuals.

The tradition of rolling decorated eggs down grassy hills goes back hundreds of years. To us, it felt a bit like crazy golf, so we made a typographic, egg rolling golf course.

This project was a collaboration between Oli (Designer) and Chris (Creative) from the Manchester office of TCEG. Lovers of design and interactivity, we wanted to find a focus for our recent experiments with new programs and processes into a single project for both the inspiration and the deadline.