Mycology and trippy fungi — Psychedelic Journal by PsychonautDream

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Mycology and trippy fungi | Psychedelic Journal

Name: Mycology and trippy fungi | Psychedelic Journal
Brand: PsychonautDream
SKU: 39908
Price: 22.20 USD
Availability: InStock

Mycology and trippy fungi gives a psychedelic journal a subject-led identity based on magic mushroom imagery, shroom culture, psychedelic fungi and mycology-inspired visual art. Mushroom imagery is central to the title, keeping the design firmly tied to psychedelic fungi rather than generic surrealism. It is part of the wider worlds of psilocybin-inspired imagery and shroom art without losing its own focus.

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Original artwork by Raul Lopez PomaresCreative studio: ElectronicIntermedia

Mycology and trippy fungi: from concept to product

The concept behind Mycology and trippy fungi comes from magic mushroom imagery, shroom culture, psychedelic fungi and mycology-inspired visual art. It is translated into a psychedelic journal, making the design easy to understand at a glance. Mushroom imagery is central to the title, keeping the design firmly tied to psychedelic fungi rather than generic surrealism.

The surrounding visual language includes psilocybin-inspired imagery and shroom art. Those references make the design a natural fit for people drawn to mycology and trippy fungi journal or psilocybin-inspired imagery journal, while keeping the emphasis on the artwork, symbolism and physical product.

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Product details

Full wraparound print
150 lined pages (75 sheets)
Matte finish
Casewrap binding
Note: 0.5″x0.5″ production barcode visible on the back cover

Mycology and trippy fungi gives a psychedelic journal a subject-led identity based on magic mushroom imagery, shroom culture, psychedelic fungi and mycology-inspired visual art. Mushroom imagery is central to the title, keeping the design firmly tied to psychedelic fungi rather than generic surrealism. It is part of the wider worlds of psilocybin-inspired imagery and shroom art without losing its own focus.