Archival Note Card Mechanical Integrations by Michael Pantuso: Mosquito

Mosquito built like a tiny aircraft, minus the part where it lands on skin.

This archival note card, mechanical integrations series is by Michael Pantuso. It is archival paper. Archival paper is made to be acid-free, which helps it resist yellowing and brittleness, and it is often chosen for cards, prints and documents meant to last. Upright card with a white field and one winged insect centered on it. Chartreuse wings spread wide above a striped, segmented abdomen, with hairline legs and antennae trailing off. Small gears and pins show through the thorax, and a signature sits at lower right. It is 7 inches long and 5 high.

Tiny pest, and a serious engineering budget.