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    <title>New on CTAN: florilegium</title>
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    <updated>2026-11-07T08:55:42Z</updated>
    <summary>Kevin Raymond submitted the

                florilegium

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      <pre xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Kevin Raymond submitted the

                florilegium

package.

Version: 2.0.1
License: mit lppl1.3c

Summary description: Procedurally generated floral page margins for LuaLaTeX, with a TikZ library for pdfLaTeX

Announcement text:<hr>florilegium draws procedurally generated floral margins in LuaLaTeX documents. Every shape is computed in Lua from a seed and painted as ink washes. Version 2.0.1, the first on CTAN, grows species sampled from genomes of botanical traits, with visitors (insects, snails, birds) that suit the flowers. A TikZ library draws the same plants as pics, using pure TikZ under pdfLaTeX, or quickly through Lua under LuaLaTeX.

Headings can get flowers, a document can age through the seasons, and there are decorated initials, ornaments and two alternative themes. A playground runs in the browser at <a href="https://kevinraymond.github.io/florilegium/.">https://kevinraymond.github.io/florilegium/.</a><hr>
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