广西——竹篮、花朵和大叶子

Create a new flat illustration of GUANGXI tea culture. Use the supplied image as a guide to clean two-ink engraved drawing and open cutout composition, but replace all its subjects. No Inner Mongolia subjects or lettering.

A rich coherent panoramic engraving in plum #423D65 and ochre #A17A28, with confident sharply defined lines, selective solid colour and generous unprinted openings. Large title GUANGXI across the upper centre. Three beautiful tea actions span the width: at left a Lingyun picker carries long serrated tea leaves in a basket under a pointed young tea shoot; at centre a Hengzhou worker spreads jasmine flowers through tea in a broad shallow bamboo tray; at right an artisan fills an imposing Liubao bamboo storage basket with dark loose tea. Give faces, hands and wicker clear deliberate lines. The three small captions read LINGYUN, HENGZHOU, LIUBAO, exactly. No other text.

Link these actions with a river curve and one Wuzhou trading sailboat. Draw a modest covered wooden bridge for Sanjiang, a small Guiping pavilion, and a few mountain tea gardens suggesting Hechi, Jinxiu, Zhaoping and Longsheng. Distinct karst silhouettes behind the scenes remain crisp, with completely empty open space above. Jasmines have five little petals; tea shoots are pointed buds with two serrated leaves. Different scale, overlapping objects, asymmetrical balance and beautiful detailed craft.

An isolated print illustration, real transparent background, PNG RGBA 3840x1280. All the artwork, including large title and complete end objects, fits within x80..3760 y120..1160. Ink forms only, no backdrop or checkerboard pattern. Preserve clean transparent channels between objects and within the upper skyline. No mug, frame, map silhouette, fog, watercolor, blur, soft shading or photographic texture. The drawing must be elegant and perfectly crisp at 75mm high.