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Kathy Bushman
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Name: | Kathy Bushman |
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Type: | fanartist, costume maker, tribber, zine publisher |
Fandoms: | Star Trek, The Avengers (TV) & others |
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URL: | http://mysite.verizon.net/reszqzlv/ |
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Kathy Bushman is a fanartist who was introduced to science fiction at the age of 14 when she read was Mysterious Island by Jules Verne. This lead to other SF authors like Asimov, Heinlein, and Bradbury.
In addition to her fanarts Kathy has also engaged in other fan activities, costuming had been an interest since childhood and the Masquerade was the perfect venue to continue in this interest.
At 18, Kathy was drawn into Star Trek fandom which lead to attending her first SF WorldCon in 1967. She also contributed artwork to fanzines such as Spockanalia and Plak-Tow and published her own fanzine Galileo 7. This fanzine consisted mainly of her own artwork and selected poetry from Shirley Meech.
Although Kathy is no longer active in the SF costuming community, she keeps active making historical costumes for herself and others.
Gallery
En Garde #6 interior illo
En Garde #6 interior illo
En Garde #6 interior illo
cover of a welcome booklet for the Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans
Cover Anti-Matter Vol 1 Issue 4
Roger Davis - Alias Smith and Jones
WANTED Fanzine cover
inside art from T-Negative #5, "Captain Kim" of the Green Berets
back cover of T-Negative #10, "Marta"