An ethereal and eerily captivating landscape on an unfamiliar planet, completely dominated by a sprawling network of strange, otherworldly mycelium. The fungal terrain stretches out in all directions, undulating like waves across the surface, creating a sense of fluidity and constant movement. The mycelium's network of veins and tendrils glow with a soft, unearthly bioluminescence, casting an eerie glow over the entire scene. The ground is covered in a thick carpet of mushrooms and toadstools of varying sizes and shapes, some so large they resemble towering trees, while others are delicate and fragile as petals. A faint mist hovers above the ground, further adding to the dreamlike and slightly creepy atmosphere. The sky, if there is such a thing, is hidden from view, obscured by a dense, churning cloud cover, (Oil painting) (by Jean-François Millet), (by Gustave Courbet) , (by Jules Breton), close up, dark sci-fi, <lora:add-detail-xl:2>