Vector image white mushrooms, birch boletes, chanterelles, boletus, oyster mushrooms, saffron boletes, and blueberry and cranberry branches

An artistic composition demonstrates the richness of forest treasures through detailed graphic technique. Porcini mushrooms majestically rise among plant diversity, their massive caps and sturdy stems rendered with volumetric strokes. Birch boletes are recognizable thanks to their characteristic shape and careful rendering of surface texture. Golden chanterelles attract the eye with wavy edges and graceful curves, each fold conveyed with botanical precision. Milk caps are presented in various angles, demonstrating the gill structure of the lower part of the cap. Honey mushrooms are gathered in picturesque groups, reflecting the natural manner of growth of these fungi. Red-capped scaber stalks stand out with bright orange-red tones, contrasting with the overall palette of the work. Lingonberry twigs are adorned with scarlet berries, whose leaves are drawn with particular care. Blueberry shoots complement the composition with dark blue fruits, creating color balance. The artist's mastery is manifested in combining realistic rendering of natural objects with a decorative approach to element placement. Each mushroom is individual in form and hatching character, which testifies to careful study of nature. Berry twigs organically interweave between mushroom forms, creating a rhythmic pattern without intrusive repetition. The color solution is built on combining warm ochre and orange tones of mushrooms with cold blue and red accents of berries. The white background allows each element to sound independently, without getting lost in the general mass. The execution technique combines contour graphics with light tonal modeling, giving volume to the depicted objects. Such a work will find application in decorating culinary publications, packaging of environmentally friendly products, interior textiles, ceramic products, wallpaper for kitchen spaces, and will also become the basis for creating original prints on clothing and accessories in eco-style.