Бумажный урожай

STEP 1 — Original generation

Create a premium flat transparent decal: a complete self-contained horizontal garland of THIRTEEN separate Guangdong tea-culture vignettes arranged in an imaginative shuffled order, with a central large serif GUANGDONG. No other text anywhere. NO background, no white plane: true RGBA transparency with alpha-zero gaps inside and outside the garland. Six opaque printing colours only: navy, coral, ochre gold, leaf green, pale jade, mauve. Delightful bold cut-paper shapes, clean crisp edges, flat colours, contemporary graphic art, no shadows or texture. This is printing artwork, never a cup photograph or mockup.
Required thirteen individual vignettes: (1) Yingde curved tea rows with TWO tea-pickers; (2) Renhua hairy tea buds and Danxia rock pillars; (3) Deqing tea garden and iron-pan tea maker; (4) Xinxing hilly garden and basket; (5) Xinhui opened tea-filled mandarin and long peel curl; (6) Maoming warm-climate tea garden and tea worker; (7) Lianjiang tea rows beside palms and a village; (8) Huizhou gently rounded tea hills and sprigs; (9) Zijin tea leaf with a TINY leafhopper; (10) Meizhou tea terraces and Hakka house; (11) Jieyang tall tea bushes and sorting basket; (12) Fenghuang old single-trunk tea trees, little mountain pagoda and charcoal basket; (13) Raoping a separate steep tea slope and three small groves. Scatter these scenes artistically rather than following a map. A few small supporting boats, bridges, pack mule, rock peaks, Guangzhou roofs and seabird between the gardens. No small labels and no Chinese.
COMPOSITION: draw the WHOLE COMPLETE GARLAND at the CENTER of a 3840x2160 canvas. It occupies only 85 percent of canvas width and 42 percent of canvas height: roughly 3260x900. Surround the entire garland with a large EMPTY TRANSPARENT MARGIN on ALL FOUR SIDES. Every tree, worker, letter and object fully visible and separated from the canvas edges. The overall composition is very WIDE AND SHALLOW. Keep transparent gaps between vignettes, no continuous ground or sea fill. Only the colourful foreground cut-paper shapes exist, floating on alpha-zero transparency. Maximum professional quality.

STEP 2 — Quality correction

Repair this Guangdong tea decal for premium printing. The attached image is the design to preserve, placed on a transparent carrier with safety margins. Produce a newly drawn, MUCH SHARPER version of these same subjects, colour family, large serif title and overall arrangement. This is a precise drawing reconstruction, not blur removal or an upscale.

CRITICAL: redraw every shape as crisp professional flat screenprint/cut-paper artwork. Clean continuous ink boundaries, clearly resolved tea leaves, basket weaves, hands, faces, architecture and tea terraces. Solid opaque flat fills with restrained sharp internal lines. NO watercolour, smudges, fuzzy edges, grain, photographic paper, texture, airbrush, feathering, blur or semitransparent colour washes. Six opaque ink colours: navy #203E59, coral #EC885F, ochre #D8B548, green #679B7C, pale jade #A6C6BB, mauve #9D7DA1. No seventh ink, no white/grey background ink; negative spaces must remain genuinely transparent.

Restore the missing shapes at BOTH OUTER SIDES of the original drawing. At far left reconstruct the complete seated tea harvester, hands, basket and garden island. At far right finish all tea bushes, hills and little tree shapes. Every individual vignette must have a complete closed foreground silhouette, surrounded by clear transparent air. Absolutely no straight vertical cuts through people, gardens, trees or boats. No object touches any edge of the output canvas.

Keep the large exactly spelled serif word GUANGDONG as the ONLY text. No other letters, numbers or Chinese characters. Preserve the title's sophisticated navy type, not a new decorative font. Preserve the tea-first narrative with THIRTEEN distinct local scenes, all unlabeled: Yingde terraced rows with two tea pluckers; Renhua tea buds and Danxia rock columns; Deqing tea pan worker; Xinxing hillside tea garden and basket; Xinhui tea-filled citrus and peel curl; Maoming warm-climate garden and worker; Lianjiang tea garden beside palms and village; Huizhou rounded tea hills and sprigs; Zijin tea leaf with one tiny leafhopper insect; Meizhou terraces and Hakka house; Jieyang tea bushes and sorting basket; Fenghuang single-trunk ancient tea tree, little pagoda and charcoal roasting basket; Raoping steep tea terraces with three smaller groves. These are visually distinct islands in a playful shuffled arrangement, not a labeled map. Retain small Guangzhou roofs, ridge silhouettes, arched and modern bridges, two junk boats, pack mule, and seabird as secondary accents. Tea must dominate.

Make a VERY WIDE SHALLOW complete composition for a 250x75mm wrap: a central horizontal garland about 3600 pixels wide by 1020 pixels high inside the 3840x2160 output carrier. Empty transparent padding above/below and at least 100 pixels clear on the left and right. Distribute scenes across the full garland width, keep the title central, and leave genuine transparent gaps between them. Preserve aspect ratios of lettering and people. NO overall background rectangle, no land/sea background wash, no drawn checkerboard, no mockup, no cup. TRUE native RGBA PNG, transparent background, maximum quality.

EXPORT NOTE — technical operation, not an image-generation prompt
The prior artwork was placed on a transparent carrier for the image edit. Final print export frames the alpha>32 content bounds with 12px padding, scales down proportionally and places it on an RGBA3840x1152 canvas. No threshold removal of painted details and no manual redraw.