Archipelago, The illustrated encyclopaedia of the made-up nature Print

Image 9 and 10, THE ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MADE-UP NATURE. In which all the plants and animals that I discovered during the fictitious trip I took in the pandemic of two thousand and twenty are described and depicted in the original colours and in which report is made of the area that I have visited. The archipelago consists of three islands which, because they have not been discovered and are not inhabited by humans, have no names. There is a main island, a north island and an east island. The main island is by far the largest. It has high vegetation with native plantes. All species I describe in this book were collected on this island. The two smaller islands are arid and hardly overgrown due to drought. I noticed that during my stay two large sheep clouds remained steadily hanging over the two islands. I have depicted them but nobody could give an adequate explanation for this phenomenon.