Generate stunning scientific botanical illustrations in the style of vintage herbarium specimens — pressed flowers on aged paper with handwritten Latin taxonomy, ink annotations, and dark academia atmosphere.
Herbarium specimen sheet of [PLANT NAME], pressed and mounted on aged cream paper with foxing and water stains, [SPECIFIC DETAILS: full root system visible / flowering stage / seed pods attached], handwritten Latin taxonomy label in brown ink "[LATIN NAME]", collector's date "[DATE]", location notes in cursive, linen mounting strips, institutional stamp, flat archival lighting, 8k scan quality, dark academia aesthetic --ar 3:4
Paper is aged, cream-to-ivory cotton rag with visible fiber texture, foxing, and softened edges. Mounting tape or linen strips hold specimens in place — slightly yellowed, sometimes peeling. Pressed flora has muted, translucent petals with all anatomy visible: roots, stems, leaves, and flowers. Occasional imperfections — torn petals, missing leaves, insect holes — these are real specimens, not idealized. Handwritten labels in brown or sepia ink with collector's notes in the margins. Flat, even lighting as if scanned on a light table.
