The majestic whales of Northern Europe are a wonder to behold, and a testament to the awe-inspiring power and beauty of the natural world. These magnificent creatures have captured the imagination of people around the globe, with their graceful movements and haunting songs calling out across the vast expanses of the ocean. Now you can take them home with you!
Introducing our “Wild Edibles | Scandinavia & Finland” poster. This digital educational poster is the perfect addition to any Scandinavian enthusiast, forager or vintage lover’s collection. Weiterlesen
“All the mushrooms” is a composition of hundreds of different mushrooms. The original graphic illustrations come from Emile Boudier’s famous work “Icones mycologicae ou iconographie des champignons de France” from the beginning …
Introducing one of our latest creations, a magnificent poster featuring the most significant Scandinavian freshwater and marine fish species. With over a hundred diverse species, this poster is for anyone interested in …
Discover the beauty and diversity of selected European mushrooms with this stunning poster. This poster showcases 100 species of mushrooms found in Europe, each depicted in vivid detail and labeled with its …
Introducing our new “Wild Berries & Fruits of the North” poster. This digital educational poster is the perfect addition to any wild fruit enthusiast, Scandinavian enthusiast, forager or vintage lover’s collection. It …
Introducing our stunning High Resolution ‘Cephalopoda’ poster, featuring intricate and highly detailed lithographic scientific drawings of cephalopod species rearanged in a new and unique way. This poster is a true masterpiece, showcasing …
Are you an avid birdwatcher or simply a lover of nature? Then our new poster featuring over 100 different Scandinavian bird species is perfect for you! This poster is a comprehensive guide …
This is a new composition in our “digital foraging” series. The poster shows the collected fish from Louis Renard’s work “Poissons, écrevisses et crabes”, which was first published in 1719 and is …