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Prompter Mag ⚙️ Technical Drawings Vol.2

Because Sometimes Art Needs a Ruler

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David "Davicho" Barona
Jun 25, 2024
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the iron throne, engineering schematic diagram, technical drawing, realistic details, manga imagery --ar 4:5 --v 5.2

Making Boring Things
Look Complicated

Hey there, detail-oriented folks and lovers of precision! Ready to dive into the world of technical drawings, where lines, angles, and measurements are sexier than a supermodel's Instagram feed? These drawings are the unsung heroes of the design world, turning the mundane into the meticulously mapped. So, grab your compasses and protractors as we embark on this thrilling journey through the world of technical drawings. Get ready to be blown away by the sheer boredom!

engineering schematic diagram close-up baobab technical drawing, realistic details, manga imagery --ar 4:5 --v 5.2

When Doodling Got Serious

Once upon a time, humans drew on cave walls with sticks. Fast forward a few millennia, and they figured out how to draw things that actually made sense. Welcome to the Renaissance, when guys like Leonardo da Vinci decided that drawing pretty pictures wasn't enough. They had to go and make things complicated. Enter technical drawings: the art of turning simple ideas into something only a handful of nerds could understand.

close-up back to the future hendo hover board, technical drawing, engineering blueprint, schematic diagram, realistic details --ar 4:5 --niji 5

Leonardo and His Crazy Contraptions

Leonardo da Vinci wasn’t just about painting Mona Lisa’s enigmatic smile; he was also busy sketching helicopters, tanks, and other crazy inventions that looked like they came straight out of a steampunk fever dream. These drawings were as precise as they were puzzling, laying the groundwork for what we now call technical drawings. Thanks, Leo, for making doodling way more stressful.

close-up Sasquatch Bigfoot, technical drawing, engineering blueprint, schematic diagram, realistic details --ar 4:5 --niji 5

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