#mushroom wolf

[samguayart]

The Culling (2018?)

I miss this painting sometimes. I made it for a show where all the artists made a piece based on a piece of music. My choice was The Culling by Chelsea Wolfe.

[gabbiecasso]

Brothers

[sablecitrus]

Spore

[artofmaquenda]

Becoming Thank you all for your lovely birthday wishes! Your support really means a lot to me and I wouldn't be able to make all this art without you <3

[bearsandswears]

Childhood encounter AU! BabbyGale got separated from his mom mushroom hunting and rather than stay put he ended up more lost trying to show off his navigation skills, luckily helping people lost in the woods is literally Asena’s whole upbringing.

They’re the same age but Asena is a runt.

[alrauna]

Natalia Noszczyńska ↟ Mix Media Artist (@natalia.noszczynska.illu)

[warmjune420]

🎁for my fav wolf @max-iwtaco 🥳🥳🥳🥳🐺

[blog-of--the-bog]

Ruth stimboard with wolf/forest/mushroom vibes !! [Requested by 🏹 anon]

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[stellomiacis]

Embrace the mold. Become one with the mycelium network.

[vanalex]

[claypigeonpottery]

sold

[wolfsteax]

Forager

Markers on Mixed Media Paper

[artofmaquenda]

Some art I made this year. I realize everything I made is very self indulgent, as art it should be! :]

[badwhiskeydrinker]

I feel like Kepler would be a nightmare mushroom picking partner

you'd be thrilled to find a tiny yum yum & then this bitch comes out of nowhere, biggest mushrooms you've ever seen in both hands, grinning like a maniac

[oldschoolfrp]

Bunny!

uh oh

( spoilers for Barrier Peaks: )

Jim Roslof, AD&D module S3: Expedition to the Barrier Peaks by Gary Gygax, TSR, 1980. The Wolf-In-Sheep’s-Clothing was included in the Monster Manual II in 1983, along with many other encounters that first appeared in modules.

[this-world-of-beautiful-monsters]

nothing like defiant declarations of love and survival in the worn-out corners of americana. nothing like a reminder of the graves so close by each of these locations and the death in your wake that's more permanent and inescapable than your scratched-in words could ever be. nothing like the fact that memory endures anyway.