Mushrooms
Love Embraces
A common toad sits on a red fly agaric, with the words LOVE EMBRACES even what can harm us set in cream lettering with a dark green outline. A typographic design, digitally illustrated and printed large on the back of a sand t-shirt, for WildLifeThings.
What caught our eyeCommon toads usually walk rather than hop, and as adults they go back to the pond where they were spawned to breed.
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Field notes
The sentence is the design: LOVE in big cream capitals, then EMBRACES, then "even what can harm us" in smaller lettering, all outlined in dark green. Behind the letters a toad with warty skin rests on the red cap of a fly agaric, among tufts of grass.
The common toad has dry, warty skin and walks or crawls where a frog would hop. In spring adults return to the pond where they were spawned to breed, then spend most of the year on land, in woodland, grassland and gardens. The fly agaric, Amanita muscaria, grows in woodland and heathland near trees such as birch, pine and spruce; the white spots on its scarlet cap are leftovers of the veil that covered the young mushroom, and rain can wash them off.
The print is large and centred on the back of a sand 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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