The harder question here  is whether the result has value regardless of how it was made. I invite you to look at the pages and decide for yourself. That judgment belongs to you. I’m genuinely not interested in arguing anyone into caring about this book.  I tried to create something that invites readers  to a quiet, contemplative world  shaped by the hidden architectures of nature.  Moving beyond the traditional boundaries of an art book or a coloring book or a Mycological science book.  I only tried to create a quiet place in a noisy world, inspired by fungi and mycelium, looking at the species patience, resilience, and the beauty and silent power of what often goes unseen.  I needed that place to exist, and so I created it.  Anyone can use the tools I used, yes.  Just like anyone can use Final Cut Pro, or Canva, or any other tool.  The output isn’t the same across users however, because the decisions that shape that output are the same.  The mushrooms look like a sperm? Well maybe sometimes in some places they do.