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![]() All Text & Images - Copyright © 2011 KHI, Inc. Technical Illustration Pricing & StylesThe examples below show a range of technical illustration style options and the approximate cost of each option. The "base price" for the simplist illustration style is a relative starting point. Assuming that the illustration (base price) is $ 1,000.00, for the first example "Flat, Plan, or Elevation Section View - Line Art". The price for the second illustration example "Section View - Line and Tone" would be $ 1,500.00 or (base price x 1.5). ![]() Flat, Plan, or Elevation Section View - Line Art (This is the least complex style of illustration.) Pricing: Base Price ![]() Section View - Line and Tone Pricing: Base Price x 1.5 ![]() Section View - Fully Rendered Pricing: Base Price x 2 ![]() 3/4 Perspective View - Line Art Pricing: Base Price x 2 ![]() 3/4 Perspective View - Line and Tone Pricing: Base Price x 2.5 ![]() 3/4 Perspective View - Continuous Tone or Fully Rendered (This is the most complex style of illustration.) Pricing: Base Price x 3 ![]() Cutaway (left) vs. "Ghosted" or "Phantom View" (right) A Ghosted illustration would be slightly more expensive than a Cutaway Illustration. Ghosting an object requires completion of the entire outside AND inside of the subject before the fading or "ghosting" process takes place. The decision to ghost or cutaway a subject is mostly a stylistic one. Although more internal information may be visible in a cutaway version, a ghosted illustration will favor the exterior of the subject which may contain important components, body features, logos, etc. The following four diagrams show the various types of 3/4 view illustrations. ![]() 3/4 Perspective View (This type of illustration looks more "natural" than an Axonometric View.) ![]() Axonometric Views (These illustration types are more appropriate for diagrams and manuals.) For more information on the terminology used within this page, refer to this Glossary of Technical Illustration Terms. Back to: Illustration Tutorials Home| Automotive Illustration| Line Art Illustration| Car Stock Images| Illustration Tutorials Copyright © 1996-2012 KHI, Inc. and AutomotiveIllustrations.com. All rights reserved. |
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