florilegium procedurally generates Delft-blue floral ornaments for LaTeX page margins, using Lua code that draws each petal, leaf and stem as a vector curve directly into the PDF. No image files are needed; each page gets a unique garden that adapts to the free space left by the text.
Why it matters. Typographers, academic writers, and LaTeX enthusiasts can add handcrafted-looking botanical margins without external graphics and even tweak the designs with different random seeds.
Try it:Open the demo at https://kevinraymond.github.io/florilegium
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