Salamander and magical woodland mushroom 3-inch waterproof sticker is digitally printed using pigment inks on sturdy, but flexible vinyl. The sticker is then laminated with a glossy lamination sheet to provide added durabilty and enhanced resistance to fading. Fine art print settings are used to produce these stickers so expect a sharp image in full color with lots of fine detail. Perfect for any smooth surface, including your water bottle, kayak, bumper, laptop, or notebook.

Delivery. I mail single stickers in an envelope with a first class stamp and no tracking. Multiple stickers may be shipped in a stiffened mailer with or without tracking.

About the art. I created this fun piece, titled Shere Khan and the Magic Mushrooms, using a photo of Shere Khan, the resident eastern tiger salamander at the Deep Creek Lake State Park Discovery Center in western Maryland. Shere Khan is draped over a white Amanita mushroom photographed in the West Virginia Botanic Garden near Morgantown.

Shere Khan is a hefty tiger salamander with a goofy grin. Like his wild brethren, he could grow up to thirteen inches in length on a diet of worms, insects, frogs, slugs, snails, and grubs. Although the most widespread of North American salamanders, the tiger salamander’s eastern habitat is highly fragmented and negatively impacted by agricultural chemicals. The ongoing destruction of breeding sites in marshy areas, grasslands, and forests has caused populations to decline, making educational ambassador animals like Shere Khan all that more important.