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Tea Packaging Terrain Visual Concept

LB
Library Brand
13 hours ago
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Design a set of tea packaging key visuals for a packaging design proposal, with the concept 'design_concept'. The products are a series of high-mountain oolong teas with three different fermentation levels. The visual shows a combination of three elongated drawer boxes and small tins, placed on a grey-white pedestal resembling a rock strata cross-section. The graphics on the boxes are not traditional landscape illustrations but an abstract terrain system composed of tea soup colors, altitude contour lines, and layered mist relationships. The composition uses horizontal display photography with clear foreground, midground, and background layers; the main box faces the camera, while side boxes and tins create structural variety. The background remains mostly low-contrast white space, suitable for packaging proposal presentations. The lighting is soft, side-angled morning mist light, emphasizing paper texture, local silver foil stamping, sealing paper, foil inner bags, and tea leaf textures rather than high contrast. The color system is divided into color_scheme by series, but overall it remains low-saturation, restrained, and mature. Material descriptions focus on material_details. A small amount of dominant Chinese text is needed, including the series name, product name, a very short English identifier, and altitude batch info in the corner, with the text integrated directly into the front packaging system. Applicable for tea brand packaging proposals, retail display renderings, e-commerce packaging showcases, and brand investment materials.

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