how do i compare the branching of my tomato vines to the linework of a traditional irezumi tattoo (model 2023-07)

ngl so i was trimming my tomato plants tonight and it hit me... the way the secondary stems fork out kinda mirrors the crisp linework you see in a classic irezumi piece, especially those 0.35mm needle strokes you get in a 2023‑07 blackwork set??

the main stem is like the central spine of the design, solid and purposeful, while the side shoots spread out like secondary hatching, adding depth without crowding the core. i even noticed the way the leaves unfurl is similar to the subtle shading gradients you get when you transition from solid black to gray wash in a traditional koi tattoo. it's weird how a simple garden task can feel like a living tattoo canvas rn.

anyone else seen plant growth patterns echoing tattoo techniques? or am i just overthinking the chlorophyll and ink vibes?? i'd love some counter‑points, maybe someone can argue it's just random botany and not some artistic parallel lol 😅