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Cover art for the 1981 <n>Bantam Books</n> edition of <n>Philip K. Dick</n>'s novel <n>VALIS</n>.

<n>Seeds of June</n> by photographer <n>Alexander Ingham Brooke</n>.

A 1.5mm <n>Hygrocybe sp.</n> mushroom in Taiwan. Photo by <n>Cho Fungi</n>.

<n>Raising the Dead</n>, a 2015 photogram by <n>Alice Ferox</n>.

A close-up of a <n>Nepenthes</n> carnivorous plant.

<n>Regisole</n>, a layered artwork by <n>David Spriggs</n>.

Digital illustration by artist <n>Eric Hu</n>.

<n>Flow State Chart</n> by <n>Kruegernapoleon</n>.

The record sleeve for the album <n>馬來風光</n> by artist <n>劉韻</n>, released by <n>Yeu Jow Record</n>.

Gulls wing low over rippled waters of <n>Queen Charlotte Sound</n>.

<n>Little Red Riding Hood</n>, an illustration by <n>Guillaume Morellec</n> from 2014.

A timelapse still of the <n>Phallus indusiatus</n> mushroom.

<n>Datura</n>, c.1933. A photograph by <n>Max Dupain</n>.

Album artwork for releases by <n>Johnny Goth</n>, <n>George Clanton</n>, and <n>Lemmings Suicide Myth</n>.

<n>Serpe</n> (1950), an illustration by <n>Piero Fornasetti</n>.

<n>Spacebase 2000</n>, an illustration by <n>Angus McKie</n> from the 1978 book <n>Spacecraft 2000 to 2100 AD</n>.

Detail from <n>Pierre van Hanselaere</n>'s 1820 painting, <n>Susanna and the Elders</n>.

<n>Panus fasciatus</n>, also known as the Hairy Trumpet fungus. Photo by <n>Steve Axford</n>.

A paper sculpture of Venus flytraps by artist <n>Flora Brussels</n>.

Album art for <n>Sports Landscape</n> by <n>Adeodat Warfield</n> and <n>Seeking Arrangement</n> by <n>Divine Interface</n>.

Cover art for the 1978 book <n>I giganti di Callisto</n> by artist <n>Karel Thole</n>.

Image used by <n>Premio by Dhanvi Diamond</n> for their <n>Enchanted Forest Collection</n>.

A <n>surrealist</n> self-portrait, <n>Prejudice</n>, by Hungarian artist <n>Noell Oszvald</n>.

Cover illustration for the 1979 book <n>I dodici punti cardinali</n> by artist <n>Karel Thole</n>.

<n>Parrot Waxcap Mushroom</n> (<n>Gliophorus psittacinus</n>).

Cover art for <n>Kylie Minogue</n>'s 1998 single <n>Breathe</n>, photographed by <n>Katerina Jebb</n>.

From <n>The world of the american indigenous</n> by <n>National Geographic Society</n>, 1974.