Coupla more WIPs from Inktober and also Rin being a menace, as usual!
Sketchblog Archive for Tools: Ooly Splendid
Various WIPs from Inktober this year.
Inktober 31: Viscum album
(European mistletoe, common mistletoe).
Poisonous: entire plant.
Symptoms: inflamed eyes, dilated pupils, slowed heart rate, hallucinations, coma.
Fun fact of the day: European mistletoe is more toxic than American mistletoe, which is in a different genus (but same family) of plantae.
Also you get a xmas plant for Halloween because xmas is just full of toxic goth plant decor as far as I’m concerned.
See #inktober 2018 from the beginning!
Inktober 30: Taxus baccata
(English yew, European yew, yew).
Poisonous: entire plant, except berries, but including seeds.
Symptoms: rapid heart rate, tremors, convulsions, circulation impairment, cardiac arrest, death.
More #inktober 2018.
Inktober
25: Rhododendron luteum
(yellow azalea, honeysuckle azalea).
Poisonous: entire plant.
Symptoms: nausea, vomiting, muscular weakness, slowed heart rate, coma, death.
More #inktober 2018.
Today I learned that genus Rhododendron has a long and fun history of taxonomical bitchfighting. :’) Like, subgenera aren’t uncommon but this is the first time I’ve run into “section” as a taxonomical division??
Botanical taxonomy is hella complicated: Genus > subgenus > section > species > subspecies > variety > form > cultivar?? Cultivar in the classification is interesting to me since I dont think anyone does that with mammal breeds?
Anyway it’s no surprise I find taxonomy weirdly fascinating as someone who likes lists, classifications, and order. :V
Another good azalea tidbit: “Azaleas and rhododendrons were once so infamous for their toxicity that to receive a bouquet of their flowers in a black vase was a well-known death threat.”
WHAT A COOL WAY TO THREATEN SOMEONE LOL.
Some bedtime doodles.
Inktober 21: Ipomoea purpurea
(common morning glory, purple morning glory).
Poisonous: seeds.
Symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, hallucinations.
Motre #inktober 2018.
Inktober 17: Solanum carolinense
(Carolina horsenettle, radical weed, wild tomato).
Poisonous: entire plant.
Symptoms: fever, nausea, abdominal pain, circulatory and respiratory depression, death.
More #inktober 2018.
Also see: Rin being a menace while I’m trying to photograph things.
Inktober 15: Digitalis purpurea
(foxglove, common foxglove).
Poisonous: entire plant.
Symptoms: nausea, vomiting, drooling, slow heart rate, tremors, seizures, death.
More #inktober 2018.
Inktober 10: Securigera varia
(crownvetch).
Poisonous: stem, leaves.
Symptoms: breathing difficulty, paralysis.
See: partial coloring timelapse.
More #inktober 2018.
