Built-in Mathematica Symbol

Epilog

Epilog
is an option for graphics functions which gives a list of graphics primitives to be rendered after the main part of the graphics is rendered.

In three-dimensional graphics, two-dimensional graphics primitives can be specified by the Epilog option. The graphics primitives are rendered in a 0,1 coordinate system.

Draw the sample points on top of the plot:

Place text at the right bottom corner of the 3D graphic:

Draw the sample points on top of the plot:

Place text at the right bottom corner of the 3D graphic:

The ordinary coordinate system is used for Epilog in 2D graphics:

A scaled

coordinate system is used for Epilog in 3D graphics:

Display the sample points, as well as the lines joining them, on top of the interpolated plot:

The same result, using a duplicated dataset with linear interpolation and meshes:

Draw large points where the line and the curve intersect:

Alternatively, use MeshFunctions to find the intersections:

Put a watermark on top of the graphic:

Objects in Epilog are not part of the PlotRange computation:

In 2D, the axes are drawn on top of the graphics:

Objects in Epilog are drawn on top of any graphics, including the axes:

In plot functions, PlotRangeClipping clips the graphics including Epilog by default:

By setting PlotRangeClipping to False, the graphic can be drawn outside of the plot range:

Image mask generated by RegionPlot:

Apply the mask on top of 3D graphics, like a "picture frame":