Product mockup featuring The Fly Agaric AI generated

Mushrooms

The Fly Agaric

Amanita muscaria, the fly agaric, with its red cap and white spots. Three mushrooms among fallen leaves, digitally illustrated in naturalist detail and printed small on the chest of a t-shirt, for WildLifeThings.

What caught our eyeThe white spots on the red cap are leftovers of the white veil that covered the young mushroom, and rain can wash them off.

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Field notes

Amanita muscaria is the mushroom most people picture when they think of a toadstool: a scarlet cap dotted with white, a pale stem and a skirt of veil below the cap. Here three of them grow together over a bed of fallen autumn leaves, rendered with fine shading and the patience of a field guide plate.

The cap is scarlet to orange and can reach about 20 cm across. The species grows in woodland and heathland, typically near birch, pine or spruce, and often forms a partnership with birch roots. It fruits from late summer to early winter, so its arrival is seen as a sign that autumn is coming.

The print is small and sits on the left chest, like a pocket design, on a heather grey t-shirt. It is an illustration, not an identification guide, and nothing here is advice about picking or eating anything. Part of the WildLifeThings Mushrooms collection.

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