I became interested in document composition using \(\tex\) when I wrote my B.Sc. thesis, and I haven’t stopped since.
I designed and taught courses on the \(\latex\) language at the universities of Ferrara and Pavia, Italy, at bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels for six years.
Over time, I have completed various projects aimed at academic and corporate audiences, while others I undertook purely for personal satisfaction.
Here are some of them.
Every element displayed in this gallery, whether text or graphics, was created by me using only software and packages from the \(\tex\) family.
Excerpt from my former Instagram page latex-bits.
Source code listings for the previous social media post.
Poster of the second edition of the Ph.D. course on digital typesetting with TeX and LaTeX.
Cartoonish chessboard with penguins-based pieces via the amazing tikz-pingus package.
Simplified intuition diagram for how fake news propagate. Stylized people are custom makes from the package tikzpeople.
Mock financial report for client. The tabularray package tremendously simplifies the amount of work required for complex layouts.
Graphical interpretation of a sommelier hand note.
Example of a fill-out form for a whisky blind taste.