Lucien “…each find was positioned atop a fair-sized block of balsa   wood, and then impaled with long pins. He would watch with   burning fascination until the legs ceased moving, and then   transfer the specimen to a linen pad set on a maple,   shadow-box frame.” - from Ghenna’s Child, a novella by Noyes Capehart 2004 Mixed Media

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