About PLANTAGINACEAE (The Plantain Family)
First things first, let's make a very important clarification: the plantain family, weirdly enough, does not include plantains (aka cooking bananas); they belong to the Musaceae family. Any banana artworks received will be duct-taped to the wall until we get to the Musaceae issue.
So what does the plantain family include? In my opinion, this family includes some pretty theatrical plants. Snapdragon flowers can be pinched into puppets, foxgloves made a literary cameo in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, turtleheads played a significant role in the first episode of Central Park, and toadflaxes love and hate the spotlight. Their penchant for storytelling might even call for formats that would capture certain movements or soliloquies. A comic perhaps? Film still?
This family also has a handful of...
AQUATIC PLANTS
I'm not saying it'd be cool to have an underwater plant, but it'd be cool to have an underwater plant. Or a partially-submerged-in-water plant. Or a on-the-surface-of-water plant.
With this family's particular mix, this issue is gonna be... interesting... I hope!
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