Every component pulled apart along its assembly axis with visual clarity no guessing which piece goes where.
Numbered callouts + BOM
Every part flagged with a callout number tied directly to the bill of materials.
Vector + raster delivery
SVG and PDF for print-scaling, PNG for web and slides the same illustration everywhere it's needed.
Print-ready formats
Color-managed, resolution-checked, and bleed-safe. Send it straight to the printer with confidence.
Photo Showcase
Illustration work samples.
Full exploded-view illustration on white
PHOTO SLOT · 16:9 · portfolio piece
Manual page with callouts and BOM
PHOTO SLOT · 4:3
Blueprint-style line drawing
PHOTO SLOT · 4:3
Who this is for
When a photograph won't do the job.
Service and assembly manuals
Illustrations that make the assembly steps unambiguous — fewer support calls, faster field service.
Patent submissions
Line-art drawings that meet USPTO conventions and clearly show novelty. Filed without objection on the drawings.
Product marketing collateral
Cutaways, exploded views, and hero illustrations that show how the product works better than a photo can.
Trade show technical panels
Booth graphics that let buyers understand the mechanism at a glance, without leaning in.
The Grand Designs edge
The illustration matches the CAD.
Geometry from the model, not from imagination
Illustrations built from the actual CAD. Proportions, hole locations, and part orientation are correct because they're pulled from the same source of truth as the drawings.
Callouts tied to the real BOM
Callout 14 is the same part number the shop pulls off the shelf. No parallel numbering system, no reconciliation headache.
Style tuned to the audience
Line-art for patents. Shaded views for marketing. Half-tone for service manuals. The illustration style matches the room it's going into.
Manual, patent, or pitch?
Send the CAD. Get an illustration package.
Existing STEP or IGES model is enough. If there’s no CAD, Grand Designs can model it first — one studio, one hand-off.