Mushrooms Collage Sheet
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The mushroom images on the printable collage sheet below come from an encyclopedic dictionary from 1908. If you like this sheet, you’ll also want to check out my other mushroom collage sheets.
Using cut-out mushrooms like the ones on this collage sheet is a great way to add a unique and interesting element to your art journal spread.
One way to use them is as a focal point, arranging them in a cluster or line and building the rest of your spread around them. You can also use them to add texture to your spread, layering them to create a 3D effect, or using them to create a border or frame around other elements on your page.
Another idea is to use the mushrooms as a motif, incorporating them throughout your spread as a repeating pattern or scattering them randomly for an abstract effect. You can also use them to create a scene or tell a story, arranging them in a forest setting with other elements like trees, leaves, and animals.
Mushrooms can also serve as a jumping-off point for inspiration, perhaps reminding you of a particular time or place, or exploring a particular theme like growth, decay, or transformation. The mushrooms can inspire you to let your creativity take the lead and see where it takes you on your art journaling journey.
You may also enjoy these free collage sheets.
Terms of use:
Free to use for personal or commercial projects. You may print the collage sheets as many times as you wish for your personal crafts or in your projects to sell, including: art journals, scrapbooks, junk journals, collage art, etc. You may not redistribute or sell the collage sheets “as is" in either print or digital form.
If you wish to share the files on your own website, please do not make the files available for download directly from your site. Instead, include an image with a link back to this site.
To the best of my knowledge, these are all royalty free images that are in the Public Domain in the US. However, you should always do your own research if you plan to use them commercially.
