Anhua Dark Tea Mountain Poster
A premium cinematic tea-region publicity poster featuring misty terraced mountains, tea harvesters, and elegant Chinese product information typography.
ยอดดู5,900
ถูกใจ39
ความเห็น1
แชร์5
บุ๊กมาร์ก27
อ้างอิง2
Goal: Create a cinematic horizontal promotional poster for a mountain tea-growing region, blending documentary photography and premium agricultural branding for {argument name="product name" default="安化黑茶"}.
Canvas: Wide 16:9 landscape poster, approximately 1200×675 px. Use a split panoramic layout with a strong horizontal divider: the upper half is an active tea harvest scene, the lower half is a misty tea mountain brand-information panel.
Visual style: Hyper-realistic editorial photography, moody overcast light, cool green and blue-gray color grading, low mountain fog, deep contrast, premium government/enterprise agricultural publicity aesthetic. Use terraced tea fields across rolling hills, soft mist drifting between mountains, distant winding paths, and wet dark-green tea leaves. Typography should be elegant, high-end, and minimal, with large white Chinese calligraphy-style serif characters and small refined Latin letters.
Upper scene: Show exactly 8 tea workers harvesting on terraced tea bushes. List them clearly in the composition: 1 large foreground woman at far left wearing a purple top, dark patterned headscarf, and a large woven bamboo basket on her back; 2 small worker near upper left-center with blue head covering and basket; 3 small worker in red clothing farther back; 4 small worker in purple farther back; 5 central foreground woman in blue plaid shirt and patterned headscarf picking tea with a bamboo basket at her side; 6 small worker right of center with headscarf and basket; 7 woman in maroon top picking tea on the right slope; 8 far-right worker near two large round bamboo trays filled with fresh tea leaves. Keep all workers natural and documentary-like, not posed.
Main title area: Across the center, overlay the huge white Chinese headline {argument name="main Chinese title" default="安化黑茶"}. Beneath it, centered in spaced small caps, add the English subtitle {argument name="English subtitle" default="ANHUA DARK TEA"}. The title should partially cover the tea fields and slightly overlap the horizontal split, with subtle shadow for readability.
Lower scene: A panoramic misty valley and tea terraces continue in the background. In the lower middle-right foreground, show exactly 4 older female tea farmers sitting or crouching together among tea bushes, wearing dark blue and purple rural clothing and patterned headscarves, sorting or examining fresh tea leaves; place a large woven basket behind them on the right. The mood should be warm, authentic, and communal.
Side labels and icons: On the far left vertical margin, add a small hollow circle, vertical Chinese text {argument name="left vertical label" default="中国黑茶之乡"}, and a tiny leaf icon below it. On the far right vertical margin, add a small hollow circle, vertical Chinese text {argument name="right vertical label" default="安化山地茶园"}, and a tiny mountain-line icon below it.
Central vertical microtext: Under the English subtitle near the middle, add four slim vertical Chinese text columns reading: “陈香木香 · 时间沉淀”, “安化核心产区”, “后发酵 · 黑茶”, and “山地茶园”. Keep these small, black or dark gray, and refined.
Bottom information band: Along the bottom, add three compact blocks of white Chinese product information separated by thin vertical divider lines. Left block: “产区｜湖南安化”, “采摘季｜春末至初夏”, “海拔｜山地丘陵”. Middle block: “茶类｜黑茶”, “工艺｜杀青 · 揉捻 · 渥堆 · 干燥”, “风味｜陈香 木香 甘润”. Right block: “冲泡｜95-100℃”, “建议｜耐泡可煮”, “关键词｜时间与醇化”. Use small Song/Ming-style Chinese type, generous letter spacing, and balanced alignment.
Constraints: Use exactly 12 visible people total: 8 in the upper harvest panorama and 4 in the lower group scene. Use exactly 3 bottom information blocks, exactly 2 vertical side labels, and exactly 4 central vertical microtext columns. Do not add logos, QR codes, price tags, packaging mockups, or extra text. Keep the poster realistic, misty, premium, and rooted in Chinese tea mountain culture.
