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Some first peeks at the new mushroom-themed spring issue of Enchanted Living from art director/resident wood nymph Lisa Gill 🍄

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Just sent this new issue of @enchantedlivingmag.bsky.social to the printer and I did not 1000% know the mushroom theme would be so rich and varied but we could have made this ten times longer & we even have an interview with @paulstamets.bsky.social ❤️

“I rest on mossy logs and let my eyes adjust slowly, in unison with dusk. In time, I can often see mycelium consuming fallen leaves, like glowing cotton candy on the forest floor... Sometimes only in the dark is the ordinary revealed to be extraordinary.”

@lahenion.bsky.social in our spring issue

“She became a master of her art, and she is now known for big, bloody pictures of avenging women, heroines, and warrior queens. Given her history, it is natural to see Artemisia as a warrior queen herself … but great art is never just revenge.”

Susann Cokal in our Renaissance-themed winter issue

But why? Is somebody in the world acting fashy?

"They were brilliant and gifted and (sometimes) ferocious—because they had to be, sure, and perhaps also because they wanted to be. They were courtiers and wives and warriors. They were artists at a time when women just didn’t do that. But they did."

from Susann Cokal in our winter issue.

Iggy and his hoodlum friends at daycare today, no doubt smoking cigarettes & listening to slayer