Cutaway illustration

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© Hilary Harkness We've always got time for some incredible cutaway art. There's just something about the attention to detail – the pure voyeurism – that makes it the ultimate eye candy. Today's escape comes courtesy of American artist Hilary Harkness, whose cutaways are a veritable Where's Wald

We commissioned an updated sectional drawing of Piccadilly Circus station in 1989 that was based on the 1928 original. And here it is.

Vintage cutaway view of an urban apartment building, showing many of its inhabitants going about their daily tasks, 1947. Screen print.

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I could say, that as a kid, I used to love looking at cutaway illustrations, but the thing is: I still think they're just the greatest thing ever. With cutaway art, you get to examine and explore miniature hidden worlds behind-the-scenes and under an x-ray. The best stuff surely came out of the mid

Cutaway machines, technical cross-sections and exploded diagrams, anything that reveals the hidden interiors of any sort of object. Vintage images are especially welcome, but any period is accepted!

Rod Hunt is an award winning London based Illustrator & the artist behind the bestselling Where's Stig? books for the BBC's hit TV show Top Gear. Where's Stig? was the 4th bestselling UK hardback non-fiction book of 2009. Rod has built a reputation for retro tinged Illustrations & detailed character filled landscapes for UK & international clients spanning publishing, design, advertising & new media, for everything from book covers to advertising campaigns, theme park maps & even the odd…

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This is the story how people met and parted, and how the whole life fitted in between these two events.The whole picture:http://www.ljplus.ru/img4/5/_/5_14_1/delorean-LJsize.jpg