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FLOSS allows you to "come up with your own" without having to reinvent the wheel.
da Vinci didn't create everything from 0. Much on the contrary, he built on many ideas and designs from great minds before him and from nature itself.
L'uomo vitruviano, for example, was a dialogue with Vitruvio (and others), from which he also derived many of his Architectural works.
To think a mastermind lives in a vacuum and invents out of thin air is sheer foolery.