Because of the , a species lost for 36 years was "re-discovered" via soil scrapings hundreds of miles away. The Archive has performed this miracle for seventeen species to date.
The is a collaborative worldbuilding project and digital gallery centered on "umbrelloids"—entities or designs characterized by umbrella-like silhouettes, often blending biological, mechanical, and surreal elements. umbrelloid archive
Unlike a tree (which has a single trunk), the umbrelloid archive grows horizontally. New nodes can attach to the "mycelium" without permission. The archive expands organically, much like a fungal colony spreading through soil. Because of the , a species lost for
: Creatures that use canopies for protection, mimicry, or flight (e.g., fungal umbrelloids). Because of the
Looking at the ribbing of umbrellas and the gills of mushrooms for structural garment ideas.
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Because of the , a species lost for 36 years was "re-discovered" via soil scrapings hundreds of miles away. The Archive has performed this miracle for seventeen species to date.
The is a collaborative worldbuilding project and digital gallery centered on "umbrelloids"—entities or designs characterized by umbrella-like silhouettes, often blending biological, mechanical, and surreal elements.
Unlike a tree (which has a single trunk), the umbrelloid archive grows horizontally. New nodes can attach to the "mycelium" without permission. The archive expands organically, much like a fungal colony spreading through soil.
: Creatures that use canopies for protection, mimicry, or flight (e.g., fungal umbrelloids).
Looking at the ribbing of umbrellas and the gills of mushrooms for structural garment ideas.
Silo + Milo
