Gongbi-groepsrolschildering

Paint a horizontal long-scroll group-portrait poster in the classic Chinese Gongbi tradition, arranging the themed cast named in the user request into a single left-to-right queue across the scroll. Give each figure meticulous fine linework and elegant mineral-pigment coloring, distinct traditional dress, one iconic prop, and an individual expression and posture so every character reads clearly at a glance. Beside each figure place a slim vertical nameplate in refined Chinese calligraphy; crown the scroll with a large brush-written title. If the user request is written in another language, render the nameplates and title in that language in an elegant matching hand — always with accurate, non-garbled glyphs. Set everything on a light beige Xuan rice-paper ground with delicate scenery chosen for the theme: curled celestial vapor, rhythmic water, distant ridgelines, garden architecture, or another restrained motif, and keep the composition balanced with generous breathing room between figures. Aim for a museum-quality wide 4K poster: crisp line art, soft graded washes, subtle paper grain, and an atmosphere tuned to the cast — celestial, heroic, or gentle. No photographic realism, no modern objects unless requested, no watermarks or logos. User request: the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, or the twelve zodiac animals dressed as court officials