Tea tray still life
A tray with a pot, two cups and a small jug drawn three quarters on in ink and wash, ellipses kept consistent and a soft shadow under the tray.
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Draw tea, from a cup to a whole tray
Describe the tea drawing you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a steaming cup in ink to a flat leaf and cup mark on plain white. Choose the vessel, the medium, the palette and how the steam reads, refine it on the Canvas, then download it in HD.
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Pouring into a cup
A teapot tipped mid pour in pen and watercolour, the stream drawn as one unbroken line, the cup surface breaking into small ripples below it.
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Loose leaves and strainer
A scatter of dried tea leaves beside a small strainer drawn in graphite, the leaf curl studied closely while the strainer mesh stays suggested.
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Afternoon tea table from above
A table seen from directly overhead in ink and watercolour, pot, cups, a plate of biscuits and a folded cloth arranged with clear space between them.
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Make Tea drawing in three steps
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Describe your image
Describe the Tea drawing you want, in plain words.
- 02
Generate the image
Morphic generates a clean, ready-to-publish image on your canvas in seconds.
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Refine and share
Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the frame.
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FAQs
How do I draw a teacup so it does not look lopsided?
The rim is an ellipse, not a circle, and it gets narrower the lower your viewpoint sits. Ask for a consistent ellipse at the rim, the base and the saucer, and most wobbly cup drawings come right.
How do I draw steam rising from tea?
Ask for soft curling shapes that stay narrow near the cup and widen and fade as they rise, left as bare paper or lifted out of tone rather than drawn as outlines. Outlined steam always reads as smoke.
Can I make a simple tea drawing to use as a mark or badge?
Yes. Ask for a cup and one leaf at a single even stroke weight, two flat colours, no shading and a plain white background. Leave out any text and add your own lettering in a design tool afterwards.
How do I get a tea drawing on a transparent background?
Ask for a plain white background with no table or cloth and no cast shadow, then crop it tight on the Canvas and remove the white in your editor. A clean silhouette makes that step quick.
What medium suits a tea drawing best?
Fine ink suits a menu vignette, brush pen suits a loose teapot shape, watercolour suits iced tea and warm washes, and charcoal suits a low key mug with steam. Pick the medium before the composition.
Can I keep one style across a set of drink drawings?
Generate the tea first, then use Style Transfer to carry its line weight, palette and paper texture onto coffee, juice and other drinks. A menu or a packaging set then reads as one consistent hand.