It’s here!
My very first coloring/activity book!
This project started last summer when we watched a NOVA episode on origami. The video showed a clip of a ladybug’s wings as it launched into the air. In slow-motion, the ladybug’s wings slowly, magically unfolded beneath the bug’s red shell.
I wanted to capture that moment. So, I created a coloring page and shared it here, on my blog.
With that small sketch, I found the inspiration for Bug, Bug, Spider.
From there, the ideas grew.
I took on an Inktober drawing challenge. I edited and fine-tuned the images. Then I started adding science facts and activity pages to the book.
In the end, a couple of my early coloring pages did make it into Bug, Bug, Spider. My original flying ladybug? She’s in the book, though she turned into a ladybug on a hang-glider.
You can get a copy of Bug, Bug, Spider! from Amazon (affiliate link).
About the book:
What large invertebrates are slugs related to? Do ants work all the time? What do centipedes eat?
Learn about bugs and more with this entertaining activity book! Bug, Bug, Spider offers a whimsical collection of friendly insects. Plus, you’ll get a month’s supply of fun science facts, craft ideas, and more.
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