Botanical index: a green rosette poster with a herbarium feel
Botanical index treats the rosette as a specimen. With Symmetry at 12 the figure opens into a twelve-petal flower head, and a gentle Coupling of 45 with a Resonance of 3 makes the petals vary slightly in length, the way real ones do. Forest green Ink, moss Accent and parchment paper with a green cast complete the herbarium sheet, while the split layout stacks "Living systems." beside it like a plate label.
Make it yours
Grow a different species
Symmetry decides the petal count. Drop from 12 to 5 for something like a wild rose, or go to 16 for a daisy; then adjust Shape scale, 86 here, so the larger or smaller bloom still clears the headline.
Press it flatter or wilder
Warp stays at the default 12, a faint natural irregularity. Set it to 0 for a diagram-like botanical plate, or raise it to 35-40 for petals that curl as if dried between pages.
FAQ
How is Botanical index different from Index?
They share the split layout and a green palette, but the drawing differs. Index uses a spirograph with many small mechanical lobes and brass accents, which feels like a library stamp. Botanical index uses the rosette equation with twelve broad petals and moss accents on warmer paper, so it reads as plant life instead of cataloguing.
How it works
Choose a layout and a line system
Combine one of 4 layouts with one of 5 equations, or start from one of 17 looks such as Research note or Exhibition.
Write your copy
Edit the eyebrow, headline, body and footer text.
Tune the drawing and use it
Adjust symmetry, resonance, coupling, phase, warp, line width and scale, set paper, primary and secondary colors, then sign in with a free UX Pilot account to use it on the canvas or export it.