3D & Miniatures
Technical Cutaway
Style guide
Clean local cut openings expose layered cores and ribs, with fine red edges, hatching and ivory shells creating a technical cutaway.
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The visual language
What is Technical Cutaway?
Local rectangular or wedge-shaped cuts reveal layered cores and ribs while preserving the main silhouette. Fine red cut edges and hatching identify sections whose interiors remain consistent with the outer form.
A technical cutaway removes selected exterior areas to reveal a coherent interior.
A flask opening that exposes outer wall, insulation gap and liner can explain hidden structure with few marks.
How the style changes different subjects
- Portrait
- A figure works as a model-like shell with imagined inner layers, retaining features in intact areas.
- Landscape
- Cut sections reveal buildings or terrain alongside their outer contours.
- Objects
- Opened shells expose imagined cores, ribs and cut edges beside intact surfaces.
- Subjects
- Choose machinery, buildings, models or layered objects whose clear shells and internal layers make the cut sections easy to understand.
Bring the style to your photos
Reusable style prompt for Technical Cutaway
Translate the image into a precise model-like technical cutaway. Remove only selected clean rectangular or wedge-shaped portions of the exterior shell, retaining the main contours. Mark cut faces with fine red edges and precise hatching, revealing layered material cores and structural ribs consistent with the forms. Use ivory outer surfaces, a few source-color accents, fine gray lines and restrained shading to unite engineering drawing with tangible modeled depth.Use the same style prompt for portraits, landscapes and objects.
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