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Technical Illustration Artwork Samples
All images on this page
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Technical Illustration artwork is often far more effective than photographs because an illustration places the important details before the viewer's eyes with no background or surrounding distractions. Illustrations can be conceptual based upon descriptions, or drawn representations based on photographs. AutoCAD files can be converted and upgraded to more eye-pleasing representations. Visual models are often a highly effective method of describing new or prototype products. Note: Tactical Graphic Design can provide reasonable quotes to convert Auto CADD drawings to 2D vector illustrations that are scalable to any size required. |
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Hydraulic cylinder rack illustration
Original diagram from notes to illustrate hydraulic cylinder teaming. This configuration illustrates a machine that pulls pipe underground for pipeline rehabilitation. The configuration show generates 480,000 lbs of pulling pressure. |
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Marine stern tube seal illustration
Fully vectored translation of manufacturer-supplied images. This image began as a bitmap drawing that was too small for the intended use. Therefore it needed to be vectorized to make it scalable to a final dimension of 4 feet wide to accommodate display requirements for trade show purposes.
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Log Home illustration
This drawing was created to illustrate construction possibilities using cast concrete logs instead of wood. This image was needed in vector format so that equal clarity was possible in small brochure-based display as well as banner size for presentations and display booth applications. |
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Impeller action illustration
Concept drawing for discussion purposes Transparency of certain image components was required to give the viewer a more accurate idea of how the finished product was configured.
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Horse Barn illustration
Created to illustrate a prefabricated concrete barn. The client required a vector image because vector art layers allow for changes in appearance and texture without the need to create a whole new drawing each time.
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Illustration of a pipe pulling machine
Component diagram for assembly and use instructional material. This machine assembles and disassembles in about two minutes. The manufacturer wanted to be able to demonstrate to owners and prospective buyers the simple component combination to underscore the ease of use.
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Illustration of a luxury home
The illustration was produced for a company offering a new product of pre-fabricated building components. The drawing was meant to be conceptual in nature to convey a range of possibilities rather than to illustrate and actual floor plan. |
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Illustration of a simple gasket die
Supplemental diagram for text explanation The gasket manufacturer specializes in custom gasket creation and wanted an image to de-mystify the process. The simplicity of the illustration was a means to demonstrate that in many cases the process of creating custom gaskets was more straight forward than generally understood, which then would convey that it could be a cost effective method for manufacturers for custom components, or for retro-fitting purposes.
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Technical Illustration and Visual Models