My poster URSKOGEN “The Ancient Boreal Forest” These are species from the Taiga forest, found in Canada, Fennoscandia, Karelia, Russia and Northern Japan. In Swedish “Urskog” means ancient forest, and most of these species only thrive in old growth woods. Swipe for some ‘making of’ photos. SPECIES ON POSTER 1. Needle lichen (Chaenotheca gracillima) 2. Powdered sunshine lichen (Vulpicida pinastri) 3. Unnamed species [lichen] (Pannaria rubiginosa) 4. False deer truffle (Elaphomyces granulatus) with Snaketongue truffleclub (Tolypocladium ophioglossoides) 5. Common polypody (Polypodium vulgare) 6. Norway spruce wth cone (Picea abies) 7. Anise mazegill (Osmoporus odoratus) 8. Pine bolete (Boletus pinophilus) 9. Fairy inkcap (Coprinellus disseminatus) 10. Arctic starflower (Lysimachia europaea) 11. Scots pine with cone (Pinus sylvestris) 12. Dark crottle lichen (Hypogymnia vittata) 13. Yellowleg bonnet (Mycena epipterygia) 14. Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) 15. Lingonberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) 16. Rose bracket (Rhodofomes roseus) 17. Purplepore bracket (Trichaptum abietinum) 18. Wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella) 19. Chanterelle (Cantharellus cibarius) 20. Royal fly agaric (Amanita muscaria var. regalis) 21. Glittering wood-moss (Hylocomium splendens) a) Unnamed species [beetle] (Bolitophagus reticulatus) b) Coniferous carl (Cosmotriche lobulina) c) Great grey owlet (Strix nebulosa) d) Nest & egg of Siberian jay (Perisoreus infaustus)

Dreams come true! Trees + Fungi = true 💚 I was commissioned to paint Norway spruce and Scots pine trees for Arevo, for their wonderful product Argrow - an efficient plant fertilizer that increases mycorrhizal associations which provides robust plant nutrition for the production of well-developed root systems while dramatically reducing environmental impact. 🌲 Yes you heard it! A fertiliser that attracts mycorrhizae for young trees. Basically like a dating consultant, between roots and fungi. This is Swedish forest biotech science, founded on Professor Torgny Näsholm’s ground-breaking research of the role of organic nitrogen in the nutrition of trees. This was an amazing project to have been part of, and I am so honoured that I was chosen to paint the plants for Argrow 🌲

I’ve designed these round, embroidered mushroom patches! 🍄 ✖️ Swipe to see varieties and sizes! ✖️ I ship to Europe, US, UK, Canada, South & Central America, Australia, NZ, and parts of Asia 🎶

Hello everyone!! It’s my birthday!! ✨🌟 yay for me! Powerful portrait of me by brilliant photographer @daniel_stigefelt

‘Tis the season, of the fungi! Can you smell it? The decomposing leaves, the wet moss, the fermenting apples on the ground?

Flower Plate No1, Swipe to see ‘from layout sketch too finished poster’ 〰️ The planning of the layout is one of the most important steps when I make my posters, and one way to check if the layout works is by sketching the plant’s (or fungi’s) shapes in black and white.

I have 15 Autumn Enamel Mugs left in stock! 🍂🪹🍁 So if anyone still wanna snag one, now you know 🍂🍁 〰️ Shop link in bio 🍂

Photos of me inside and outside my studio by @daniel_stigefelt for @sverigesradio 🌳🍃

Hembygd = home soil, native land, rural place of upbringing What’s your hembygd?

An introduction to my new print series, Night in the Woods! 🌑 〰️ I’ve been working on this series since February this year, the prints include many intricate illustrations that required careful, time consuming illustration. 〰️ The inspiration has been dark Nordic woods, with their black ponds, rotting logs, gorgeous meadows and coniferous Forest. 〰️ I’ve spent time at some of my favourite locations in my native region Värmland, photographing plants, trees and mushrooms. I’ve also visited Northern Italy to photograph spring flowers. 〰️ I’m so proud to be able to offer you this collection that I’ve been working so hard on!

Prepping all the orders! 🍂 Faery prints and forest patches

My fly agaric faery 🍄