WELCOME!
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Mushrooms are likely my favourite subject - They've been a recurring theme in my work since youth and I never seem to get tired of exploring the thousands of species. This has inspired me to learn more of this endless universe and I'd love to do so together!

INTRODUCING...
FUN GUYS! Mushroom Club =D

JOIN me online monthly TO illustrate A DIFFERENT TYPE OF MUSHROOM. Together we will explore gathered references and texts, sketching and taking notes along the way. As Your mushroom series grows, so will your progress in your chosen materials!

Hosted on
the first _____ of every month (____)

2025
September: Inocybe Geophylla Lilacina (lilac Fibercap)
october: Coprinus Comatus (shaggy Mane)
November: GLIOPHORUS PSITTACINUS (PARROT MUSHROOM)
December: AMANITA MUSCARIA (FLY AGARIC)

2026
January: Flammulina Velutipes (Velvet Foot)
February: Amanita Phalloides (Death Cap)
March: Craterellus Fallax (black trumpet)

April: Cyathus striatus (fluted bird's nest / splash cups)
May: Morchella Esculenta (yellow morel)
June: Macrolepiota Procera (giant parasol)

July: Calocera Viscosa (Tuning Fork / Jelly Staghorn)
August: CHLOROPHYLLUM OLIVIERI (OLIVE SHAGGY PARASOL)
September: Galerina Marginata (Funeral Bell / Deadly Galerina)

October: Coprinopsis Atramentaria (common Inky Cap)
November: Coprinellus Micaceus (Mica Cap)
December: Amanita Jacksonii (American Caesar's Mushroom)

THIS CLASS WOULD PAIR WELL WITH A REPUTABLE MUSHROOM FORAGING COURSE (DRAWING HELPS OUR MEMORY WHEN WE LEARN AND NOTHING BEATS REAL LIFE REFERENCE!)

PLEASE NOTE: THIS CLASS WILL HAVE NO MATERIAL REGARDING CONSUMPTION OF MUSHROOMS -PLEASE CONSULT A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL FOR THAT.  

I JUST LIKE LOOKING AT THEM AND DRAWING THEM, I DON'T EVEN LIKE THE TASTE - ASK A PROFESSIONAL

For mushroom identification, see national audubon society's field guide to mushrooms and cross reference (there are many look alikes!)

We will be pulling reference and information from:

• NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY'S FIELD GUIDE TO MUSHROOMS
• NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY'S pocket guide to familiar mushrooms
• fantastic fungi
•  New York Botanical Garden's 100 common mushrooms of north america