Archival Note Card Mechanical Integrations by Michael Pantuso: Soar

Winged mechanism floating in the dark, copper feathers fanned like a fan of blades.

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. Wide card with a solid black field. A cluster of brass gears sits at the center, flanked by wide wings of tan, copper and rust-colored quills tipped with pink and violet. Small bolts and curls fleck the edges. It is 7 inches long and 5 high.

Looks heavy, flies anyway, no complaints.