Field Guide Stickers

A butterfly starts its chainsaw...

Hillbilly Scribbs wrote the book on huntin cryptids, aliens, ghosts, and conspiracies!

The artwork features an acorn weevil and a lily of the valley arranged in the style of a field guide illustration, offering a detailed and educational depiction of these natural elements commonly found in nature.

Just in case it is ever cloned

a Mushroom Hunters Kawaii Bosporus Mushroom Field Guide

An essential tool for anyone hunting the elusive woolly booger, ghosts, aliens, and conspiracies.

This hypothetical book cover was done up on a whim, and you gotta admit it would look really good in a frame. :)

Funny Bear Mushroom Hunter

The classic logo tee for Paranormal Field Guide

Amazing illustrated catalogue of bird species from America, particularly from Patagonia. Beautiful bird pattern showcasing the biodiversity of our planet. For bird lovers, bird watchers, wildlife and nature lovers, biologists and scientists, botanical illustrators, campers and hikers, field guides, etc.

This design showcases the distinctive features of the Water Chestnut, an invasive species, with meticulous detail. The leafing rosette, long stem, and spiky seed are prominently depicted, making it easy for viewers to identify the plant. This botanical illustration serves as both an artistic piece and an educational tool, raising awareness about the impact of invasive species on ecosystems.

A scene from my family-friendly roleplaying game Äventyr, celebrating 10 years in Sweden. Available in German and soon also available in English.

A Guide to Household Bugs

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

Vintage Illustration from Botanical Specimen published by Rochester Lithographing and Printing Company.

The artwork is a field guide-inspired illustration featuring a detailed depiction of a lemon plant, including its fruit, seeds, thorns, and leaves. However, at the center of the page, there is an unexpected and whimsical element: a UFO. This imaginative and unique design blends the world of botany with an extraterrestrial twist, creating a sense of curiosity and wonder, inviting viewers to explore the unexpected in the world of lemon plants.

This pretty little flower can be found in the spring in my state. The roots look like little pieces of corn (hence its common name). Dicentra canadensis

Cat Goof Series: Forester with mini fox and snake on his arms for protection.

This flower is native to the state I live in. You can find it peppering the landscape of wetlands in the spring. (Caltha palustris)