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Cut-away illustrations

This technique is used to demonstrate clearly the operation of a technical product by showing it as if parts were cut away to reveal the internals. This leads to quite a large choice of nice drawings. I collected some of them for your pleasure. They can be gorgeous when the graphic designer is a real artist:

Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera (Beau Daniels & Alan Daniels)
Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera (Beau Daniels & Alan Daniels)
Cut-away dog (Beau Daniels)
Cut-away dog (Beau Daniels)
American car (David Kimble)
American car (David Kimble)
Kodak DCT Canon EOS Digital SLR Camera (Kevin Husley)
Kodak DCT Canon EOS Digital SLR Camera (Kevin Husley)
Ear cutaway (Medecine net)
Ear cutaway (Medecine net)
General Motors engine
General Motors engine
Spitfire Mk I (Century Imaging)
Spitfire Mk I (Century Imaging)
How a theatre is air conditionned (Frank Soltesz, Saturday Evening Post, March 1951)
How a theatre is air conditionned (Frank Soltesz, Saturday Evening Post, March 1951)
Great Wall of China (circa 1570)
Great Wall of China (circa 1570)
Noahs Ark (David Deal)
Noah's Ark (David Deal)

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2 responses to “Cut-away illustrations”

  1. jami Avatar
    jami

    you need a cut-away of a elephant

  2. Yves Roumazeilles Avatar
    Yves Roumazeilles

    Did you find one? I didn’t.

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