Meet Eva the Girl Astronaut, mascot of the International Women's Air and Space Museum |
Over the weekend I participated in the International Women's Air and Space Museum's Family Day by demonstrating and talking to people about book binding. The event was held at Cleveland's Burke Lakefront Airport and there were all sorts of space related activities for kids and families.
I had such a great time at the event! I love space and astronomy (as you can see from my Astronomy Alphabet book) and after my demonstrations I got to poke around and have my picture taken as an astronaut. (Best. Day. EVER.)
Look, I'm an astronaut! Pretty convincing, eh? |
Anyway, back to the books! For the demo I brought four unfinished books I've had sitting on my work table for a while. The covers are old cardboard mounted slides, with plain white paper for the signatures, measuring 2in x 2in x 1/2 in. I got the slides when I worked for the Art History Department of my college. The slides were old, discolored, and hadn't been used by the department in years. I snagged one of the boxes as it was being thrown out, and set it aside until the right project came along
The first two slide books I completed at the demo, and the other two I finished at home. The next book project I'm working on is a big commission, and I can't wait to tell you all about it! The project will be completed in the next week, so keep an eye out for a post about it.
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