Diorama de viagem em mapa pop-up

A highly detailed 3D travel diorama collage where global cities burst upward from a torn, folded world map against a clean white background. Subject and Setting: A large ripped world map lies across the bottom half, with jagged tears, curled paper edges, and visible fiber textures. Rising from the torn sections is a seamless panoramic miniature collage of four major world cities, each labeled with bold white extruded 3D uppercase text featuring a subtle gray drop shadow positioned in front of its respective scene: 1. Upper Left - [LONDON]: Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben) standing tallest, London Eye on the far left, Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge spanning blue water with a red double-decker bus, warm limestone tones, and soft daylight reflections. 2. Upper Center to Right - [TOKYO]: Red and white Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, snow-capped Mount Fuji in the background, blooming pink cherry blossoms, a white Shinkansen bullet train crossing horizontally, and neon signs. Text label sits in front over the train and blossoms. 3. Lower Left - [BEIJING]: Temple of Heaven in the foreground, Tiananmen-style red and gold palace architecture, CCTV Headquarters, Bird's Nest stadium, and the Great Wall winding across lush green hills toward the center. 4. Lower Right - [DUBAI]: Burj Khalifa soaring near center-right, sail-shaped Burj Al Arab, Atlantis-style resort, marina skyscrapers, palm-fringed waterfront, and white yachts cruising turquoise water. Large text label placed in front over the water. Style and Lighting: Photorealistic 3D CGI render with cinematic travel advertising aesthetic. Bright daytime illumination, realistic scale-model depth of field, crisp architectural details, textured curling paper edges, and soft contact shadows. The atmosphere evokes [the world map coming alive as a luxury travel diorama]. Constraints: Balanced panoramic composition with all four sections clearly defined. Exactly four text labels, no extra headline text, no human figures as focal points, no logos or watermarks.