Mushrooms
Fly Agaric in Blue Foliage
Amanita muscaria, the fly agaric, with red caps and white spots among blue foliage, berries and autumn leaves. Digitally illustrated with a botanical print feel and printed large on the front 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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- AI-assisted illustration, directed and curated by us
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- Produced and shipped by our marketplace partners
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Two big red caps and a small one rise out of a thicket of blue leaves, red berries and fallen autumn foliage. Cream spots, pale gills and stems, and a palette of red and blue on light grey give the print the look of an old botanical plate.
Amanita muscaria grows in woodland and heathland, typically near birch, pine or spruce, and often forms a partnership with birch roots. The cap is scarlet to orange and can reach about 20 cm across.
The print is large and sits across the middle of the chest on a light 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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