No. 32 · published Aug 18, 2026
FLORA
FLORA is a node-based canvas where designers, brand teams and agencies chain more than 50 AI image, video and text models into a single workflow. It started as an NYU grad-school project by Weber Wong and is now used for production work at Pentagram and Lionsgate.
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The page runs on near-black throughout, with a single acid-green button as the only saturated colour in the opening screens. The hero sets “Your creative environment” in a light sans broken by one italic serif word, and floats product panels on a faint wireframe of connecting lines — the node graph the tool is built around, borrowed as decoration. Midway, a full-bleed winter photograph carries a stacked list of disciplines in oversized type, dimmed except for the one in focus. The model roster below is a bento mosaic where each provider tile shows a piece of output rather than a logo.
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