Fungi, Ferns, Moth | 8"x10" | Southern Appalachia Temperate Rainforest
$24.99
Resilience • Biodiversity • Interconnection
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife.
Featured here are:
- Wood Ferns
- Black Trumpets
- Morels
- Chantarelles
- Io Moth
Together, these species tell the story of a healthy Appalachian forest, where life flourishes through relationships both seen and unseen. Fungi recycle nutrients, ferns shelter the forest floor, and moths support the intricate web of pollination and wildlife. These ancient mountains are among the most biodiverse temperate forests on Earth, quietly providing clean water, carbon storage, and habitat for thousands of species. This piece serves as a reminder that even the smallest organisms help sustain the resilience of the whole.
I hope the pieces in this collection inspires greater awareness and appreciation for these ecosystems and reminds us of the importance of protecting and nurturing the landscapes that sustain so much life.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife.
Featured here are:
- Wood Ferns
- Black Trumpets
- Morels
- Chantarelles
- Io Moth
Together, these species tell the story of a healthy Appalachian forest, where life flourishes through relationships both seen and unseen. Fungi recycle nutrients, ferns shelter the forest floor, and moths support the intricate web of pollination and wildlife. These ancient mountains are among the most biodiverse temperate forests on Earth, quietly providing clean water, carbon storage, and habitat for thousands of species. This piece serves as a reminder that even the smallest organisms help sustain the resilience of the whole.
I hope the pieces in this collection inspires greater awareness and appreciation for these ecosystems and reminds us of the importance of protecting and nurturing the landscapes that sustain so much life.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Bear and Food Forest | 8"x10" | Southern Appalachia Temperate Rainforest
$24.99
Resilience • Biodiversity • Interconnection
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife.
Part of the Appalachia Collection, this piece brings together the American black bear with serviceberries, blackberries, wood sorrel, dandelion, and sumac to celebrate the abundance of the Appalachian food forest. From berries and tender greens to the wildlife that forage among them, these species reflect a landscape where food grows across many layers and connects countless forms of life. Together, they offer a glimpse into the reciprocal relationships between plants, animals, and people — and a reminder that the forest is not only habitat, but a living system of nourishment, resilience, and abundance.
I hope the pieces in this collection inspires greater awareness and appreciation for these ecosystems and reminds us of the importance of protecting and nurturing the landscapes that sustain so much life.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
--
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife.
Part of the Appalachia Collection, this piece brings together the American black bear with serviceberries, blackberries, wood sorrel, dandelion, and sumac to celebrate the abundance of the Appalachian food forest. From berries and tender greens to the wildlife that forage among them, these species reflect a landscape where food grows across many layers and connects countless forms of life. Together, they offer a glimpse into the reciprocal relationships between plants, animals, and people — and a reminder that the forest is not only habitat, but a living system of nourishment, resilience, and abundance.
I hope the pieces in this collection inspires greater awareness and appreciation for these ecosystems and reminds us of the importance of protecting and nurturing the landscapes that sustain so much life.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
--
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Raven and American Chestnut Tree | 8"x10" | Southern Appalachia Temperate Rainforest
$24.99
Resilience • Biodiversity • Interconnection
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife.
Featured here are:
- Raven
- American Chestnut Tree
The American chestnut (Castanea dentata) once shaped the forests of eastern North America, providing abundant food and shelter for wildlife and a valuable resource for generations of people. After chestnut blight nearly erased the species from the landscape in the early 1900s, surviving trees became symbols of resilience and restoration. Today, ongoing conservation efforts seek to return this once-dominant tree to the forests it helped sustain. I paired with a raven simply because I had a dream of the two!
I hope the pieces in this collection inspires greater awareness and appreciation for these ecosystems and reminds us of the importance of protecting and nurturing the landscapes that sustain so much life.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
--
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife.
Featured here are:
- Raven
- American Chestnut Tree
The American chestnut (Castanea dentata) once shaped the forests of eastern North America, providing abundant food and shelter for wildlife and a valuable resource for generations of people. After chestnut blight nearly erased the species from the landscape in the early 1900s, surviving trees became symbols of resilience and restoration. Today, ongoing conservation efforts seek to return this once-dominant tree to the forests it helped sustain. I paired with a raven simply because I had a dream of the two!
I hope the pieces in this collection inspires greater awareness and appreciation for these ecosystems and reminds us of the importance of protecting and nurturing the landscapes that sustain so much life.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
--
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Red Fox and Butterfly | 8"x10" | Southern Appalachia Temperate Rainforest
$24.99
Resilience • Biodiversity • Interconnection
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife. I hope the pieces in this collection inspires greater awareness and appreciation for these ecosystems and reminds us of the importance of protecting and nurturing the landscapes that sustain so much life.
This piece brings together species connected through that living landscape:
- The Red Fox
- Echinacea also known as Coneflower
- Ferns
- Swallowtail butterflies
Together, these species reflect the quiet interconnectedness of Appalachian forests, where every layer of life plays a role in sustaining the whole. From dense understories to mountain ridgelines, these ecosystems store carbon, filter water, shelter wildlife, and hold deep ecological and cultural significance. This piece is both a celebration of their beauty and a reminder of the importance of protecting the landscapes that continue to nurture so much life.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
--
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife. I hope the pieces in this collection inspires greater awareness and appreciation for these ecosystems and reminds us of the importance of protecting and nurturing the landscapes that sustain so much life.
This piece brings together species connected through that living landscape:
- The Red Fox
- Echinacea also known as Coneflower
- Ferns
- Swallowtail butterflies
Together, these species reflect the quiet interconnectedness of Appalachian forests, where every layer of life plays a role in sustaining the whole. From dense understories to mountain ridgelines, these ecosystems store carbon, filter water, shelter wildlife, and hold deep ecological and cultural significance. This piece is both a celebration of their beauty and a reminder of the importance of protecting the landscapes that continue to nurture so much life.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
--
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Blue Ridge Wildflowers | 8"x10" | Southern Appalachia Temperate Rainforest
$24.99
Resilience • Biodiversity • Interconnection
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife.
Part of the Appalachia Collection, this piece celebrates the layered beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains through a landscape filled with native and regionally characteristic flora. Blazing star, red columbine, black-eyed Susans, wild geraniums, violets, rhododendron, mountain laurel, tiger lilies, field thistle, and wild azaleas gather beneath the rolling ridgelines, reflecting the remarkable botanical diversity of the region. Together, they create a portrait of place — honoring the mountains not simply as scenery, but as a living landscape shaped by countless species, relationships, and seasons.
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8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
--
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
Southern Appalachia is deeply personal to me, not only because it is where I grew up, but because these ancient mountains hold an undeniable sense of wonder, history, and connection. The region’s dense forests support one of the most biodiverse temperate rainforest ecosystems in the world, giving life to countless species of plants, fungi, insects, and wildlife.
Part of the Appalachia Collection, this piece celebrates the layered beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains through a landscape filled with native and regionally characteristic flora. Blazing star, red columbine, black-eyed Susans, wild geraniums, violets, rhododendron, mountain laurel, tiger lilies, field thistle, and wild azaleas gather beneath the rolling ridgelines, reflecting the remarkable botanical diversity of the region. Together, they create a portrait of place — honoring the mountains not simply as scenery, but as a living landscape shaped by countless species, relationships, and seasons.
--
8"x10"
Drawn and printed in house by me, shipping personally by me. Printed on heavy weight 100% cotton paper.
--
COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
All designs are of my original illustrations.
© Moon & Meadow Designs, 2026
This artwork is intended for personal display purposes only and cannot be reproduced, copied, resold, or used for any commercial purposes without obtaining proper authorization.
