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. The air is thick with a musky, earthy scent, reminiscent of ancient forests and damp caves. In the distance, strange, alien structures made of the same mycelium loom, their shapes indistinct and slightly unsettling. 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, adding to, (Oil painting) (by Jean-François Millet), (by Gustave Courbet) , (by Jules Breton), close up, dark sci-fi, <lora:add-detail-xl:2>