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An ink-wash landscape: one bold brush stroke turns into distant mountains and a winding river, with a red-crowned crane flying past blue-green peaks at the top right.

Eastern inspiration, made in moments.

The AI studio that knows Chinese culture.

From solar terms and festivals to myths and legends, turn one sentence into posters, illustrations, wallpapers and website images you can use right away.

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Say the idea. Get the finished work.

Describe what you want to see and get a poster, a cover and a social image ready to publish — with every verse and colour sourced.

Make a Cold Dew solar-term poster with a white crane. Keep it quiet.

Solar term
Cold Dew · 8 October
Verse
Liu Yuxi, “Autumn Verses”: “A crane in the clear sky pushes up through the clouds”
Palette
Moon White, Ochre — from the Chinese traditional colour atlas
A horizontal Cold Dew cover: the title, date and verse set on paper-coloured ground at the left, and a close-up of the crane at the right.
Horizontal cover · website banner, about 2.35:1
A vertical Cold Dew poster: a red-crowned crane flies into a clear sky on a round silk fan, with the title and Liu Yuxi's verse set vertically and the date at the bottom.
Vertical poster 3:4
A square Cold Dew social post: the title on a round silk fan with the crane at the top right, and the verse and date below.
Square social post 1:1

Selected work

All work below was generated by AI.

  • A Double Ninth Festival poster: four friends with chrysanthemums in their hair climb a mountain among orange autumn leaves, with the title and Du Mu's verse on white.
    Solar term · Double Ninth posterInspired by Du Mu's poem on climbing the heights
  • A website home page mock-up for a Dunhuang trip: a headline on a dark gradient, and on the right flying apsaras and palace pavilions in mural style.
    Website · Dunhuang-themed website home pageFlying apsaras and palace halls as the home-page banner
  • A phone lock-screen wallpaper: an ink painting of Zhong Kui raising his sword in a red robe, a bat above him, with the date and time on the lock screen.
    Illustration · Zhong Kui phone wallpaperBold freehand ink wash
  • A New Year card: a red-and-gold vertical greeting on the left, and on the right a woodblock-print Monkey King in golden armour among peaches and curling clouds.
    Illustration · New Year cardWoodblock New Year print style
  • A Start of Winter social post: a clay teapot, hot tea, plum blossom and two persimmons on red gold-flecked paper, with the title and a line about brewing tea by the stove.
    Solar term · Start of Winter postPersimmons, for “may everything go as you wish”
  • A shadow-puppet show poster: gold title on black, and on the backlit screen two puppets lead a soul across a bridge.
    Event · Shadow-puppet show posterThe light and shadow of shadow puppetry, on a poster
  • A Chinese colour card: a top-down photo of six dishes of traditional pigment on the left, and on the right six swatches with colour codes.
    Brand · Chinese colour cardSix traditional pigments
  • A photo-to-painting triptych: the same iced tea as the original photo, as a fine-line painting and as an ink painting, side by side.
    Photo · Tea photo to Chinese paintingOriginal, fine-line painting, ink wash
  • An app screen mock-up: the home page has nine small line icons (lantern, fan, teacup, knot, clouds, moon, plum, mooncake, bamboo) and a red event card.
    App · Chinese-style app icons and screensNine line icons in one style
  • A Double Ninth Festival poster: four friends with chrysanthemums in their hair climb a mountain among orange autumn leaves, with the title and Du Mu's verse on white.
    Solar term · Double Ninth posterInspired by Du Mu's poem on climbing the heights
  • A Chinese colour card: a top-down photo of six dishes of traditional pigment on the left, and on the right six swatches with colour codes.
    Brand · Chinese colour cardSix traditional pigments
  • A Start of Winter social post: a clay teapot, hot tea, plum blossom and two persimmons on red gold-flecked paper, with the title and a line about brewing tea by the stove.
    Solar term · Start of Winter postPersimmons, for “may everything go as you wish”
  • A New Year card: a red-and-gold vertical greeting on the left, and on the right a woodblock-print Monkey King in golden armour among peaches and curling clouds.
    Illustration · New Year cardWoodblock New Year print style
  • A website home page mock-up for a Dunhuang trip: a headline on a dark gradient, and on the right flying apsaras and palace pavilions in mural style.
    Website · Dunhuang-themed website home pageFlying apsaras and palace halls as the home-page banner
  • A phone lock-screen wallpaper: an ink painting of Zhong Kui raising his sword in a red robe, a bat above him, with the date and time on the lock screen.
    Illustration · Zhong Kui phone wallpaperBold freehand ink wash
  • A shadow-puppet show poster: gold title on black, and on the backlit screen two puppets lead a soul across a bridge.
    Event · Shadow-puppet show posterThe light and shadow of shadow puppetry, on a poster
  • An app screen mock-up: the home page has nine small line icons (lantern, fan, teacup, knot, clouds, moon, plum, mooncake, bamboo) and a red event card.
    App · Chinese-style app icons and screensNine line icons in one style
  • A photo-to-painting triptych: the same iced tea as the original photo, as a fine-line painting and as an ink painting, side by side.
    Photo · Tea photo to Chinese paintingOriginal, fine-line painting, ink wash

What you can make

  • Festival and solar-term posters

    Get several platform sizes at once, and edit the text any time.

    Available first

  • Illustrations and wallpapers

    Ink wash, fine-line painting, woodblock, Dunhuang and more.

    Available first

  • Brand visuals

    Packaging illustration, key visuals and colour schemes.

    Coming later

  • Website and app assets

    Home-page banners, icons and splash screens.

    Coming later

  • Photo to Chinese painting

    Upload a product or landscape photo and turn it into a Chinese painting.

    Coming later

  • Short videos and music

    Solar-term short films and Chinese-style music.

    Planned

Coming soon

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FAQ

What is Studio?

Studio is the AI creative tool from Chinese Color Atlas, built for Chinese-culture subjects. Describe what you want and get posters, illustrations, wallpapers and more, with the source behind every colour and verse.

Do I need design skills?

No. Describe what you want in one sentence. You can edit the text and sizes afterwards.

When does it launch?

Studio is in private testing. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment it opens.

How much does it cost?

Pricing will be announced before launch.

Can I use what I make commercially?

Yes, in personal and commercial projects. Full terms will be published before launch.

Turn Eastern inspiration into your work.

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