# Seven collections, each covering 32 regions

Completed set on **cups.tea.travel — exactly 7 collections per 32 regions, 224 drawings in total**. Four regions — Guangdong, Xinjiang, Taiwan and Shanghai — produced the first 28 works; another 196 completed each collection in the remaining 28 regions. Two additional Guangdong (GD10 and GD15) are available only on **cups.tea.equipment**, where all 275 verified designs are collected.

All files of regional collections: **PNG RGBA, 3840 × 1152 px, 250 × 75 mm**, with real transparent gaps. No mockups. English; C7 contains only the large region name. All 32 regional palettes differ.

## Seven artistic approaches

1. **C1 — tea engraving.** Two colors, expressive line, local craft and botany.
2. **C2 — a big regional name.** Five colors; large letters become part of the tea world.
3. **C3 — tea territories.** Five colors, interconnected tea landscapes and processes.
4. **C4 — drawn regional atlas.** Three colors, architecture, nature and tea life.
5. **C5 — a parade of local silhouettes.** Three colors, rounded clear graphics, and large recognizable forms.
6. **C6 — travel lines.** Three colors, movement, diagonals and a coherent panorama.
7. **C7 — based on real tourist mugs.** Medium hand-drawn outline, large scenes of varying scale, selective flat fills, and open interior planes.

## Facts and composition

Author maps define the inventory of places and visual motifs. Research adds tea regions, varieties, processing, trade, and traditions. Cultivation, trade in imported tea, tea hospitality, and herbal infusions are distinguished. Fictional plantations do not appear in northern regions. Unavailability of a particular source is noted directly.

C1–C6 are built as cohesive scenes with multiple focal points, varied scale, and depth. Natural gaps remain between objects; there is no fixed percentage of empty space. C7 follows the rhythm of objects on real mugs: large local groups without a grid of identical icons and without a mandatory common horizon. In all collections, the image is an artistic interpretation, not a navigational map.

## Master, verification and open archive

Wide master AtlasCloud 3840 × 1280 proportionally exported to 3840 × 1152. The background is not removed by white thresholding. Original transparency is preserved. The full history of generations and rejections is kept in the internal archive; the public TXT contains exactly the prompts used for the final file.

Both sites publish only technically verified and reviewed variants. Each PNG and TXT is tied to a version hash. Research, descriptions, and prompts are open for free use within the published terms. Personal photographs and technical API receipts are not distributed. Actual coverage of the seven collections: [plan.json](/en/plan.json); files are in the [gallery](/en/#gallery).