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ArtistDer Grüne Knollenblätterpilz (Amanita phalloides) ist eine Pilzart aus der Familie Amanitaceae und der Gattung der Wulstlinge. Er ist ein mit Laubbäumen vergesellschafteter Mykorrhizapilz. Lasse die Hüte der Pilze als Totenköpfe erscheinen, wobei die Hutform aber beibehalten werden sollte. Bild mit Wasserfarben und Tinte in höchster Qualität zur Veröffentlichung in einem Buch zur Pilzbestimmung geeignet. (Kein Text)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanita_phalloides commonly known as the death cap
A detailed digital watercolor illustration of three fantastical mushrooms featuring human skull features integrated into their caps, growing on a forest floor. On the left, a small, round mushroom emerges from a tattered white volva, resembling a skull resting in a broken shell. In the center, a large mushroom stands tall, its wide, off-white cap shaped like a detailed human skull with deep eye sockets and a row of teeth visible along the edge. On the right, a slightly smaller skull-capped mushroom grows near a mossy tree trunk. The forest floor is littered with vibrant green moss, fallen orange and brown leaves, and twigs, with a bright green leafy plant on the far left. The background is a soft, watercolor wash of greens and yellows suggesting a dappled light forest setting, all against a clean white background.
