/infoanatomy : Create a cutaway illustration of [your object: for example a fruit, a bag, a shoe] showing its interior, layers and components, fine captions linked by lines “part 1” to “part 6”, white background, soft shadows, a modern textbook plate style. vertical 3:4 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infoscience : Create an isometric 3D illustrated teaching sheet about [phenomenon to explain: for example the water cycle] divided into three numbered zones with arrows between them, short captions, title “lesson title”, soft colors, a light gradient background, a modern school-textbook style. landscape 16:9 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infoexploded : Create a technical exploded-view sheet of [your object: for example a motorbike, a watch, a smartphone] with all its parts floating in order around the main body, fine guide lines, small numbered labels “1” to “8”, a white grid background, engineer’s plan style, precise lines. vertical 3:4 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infoquad : Create a square sheet in four cells of technical drawings of four [subjects of the same family: for example four vehicles], each in exploded view with small annotations and title “name 1” to “name 4”, white background, precise black lines, discreet touches of color. square 1:1 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infoscience : Create an isometric 3D illustrated teaching sheet about [phenomenon to explain: for example the water cycle] divided into three numbered zones with arrows between them, short captions, title “lesson title”, soft colors, a light gradient background, a modern school-textbook style. landscape 16:9 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infoexploded : Create a technical exploded-view sheet of [your object: for example a motorbike, a watch, a smartphone] with all its parts floating in order around the main body, fine guide lines, small numbered labels “1” to “8”, a white grid background, engineer’s plan style, precise lines. vertical 3:4 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infoquad : Create a square sheet in four cells of technical drawings of four [subjects of the same family: for example four vehicles], each in exploded view with small annotations and title “name 1” to “name 4”, white background, precise black lines, discreet touches of color. square 1:1 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infomap : Create an illustrated map of [country or region] on an old-paper background, main cities “city 1” to “city 6”, small icons of culinary specialties and sights to visit, compass and scale, warm colors, careful illustration lines, title “Guide to [country]” at the top. vertical 3:4 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infotravel4 : Create a square sheet of four illustrated travel maps of four [countries], each with flag, main cities, small icons of dishes and landmarks, watercolor map style, title “Travel guide” on each map, warm legible colors. square 1:1 format. Replace the words in square brackets with your own subject. Adapt every element to the subject given: colors, objects, mood and visual vocabulary must stay consistent with one another.
/infofood : With the dish(es) in the attached photo, create the dish from the photo at the center of an illustration sheet, its main ingredients suspended all around in the air with fine guide lines and small labels “ingredient 1” to “ingredient 5”, a sauce splash, a dark kitchen background, warm light. vertical 3:4 format. The dishes stay faithful to the photo, no added ingredient or text. If the photo shows several dishes or drinks, keep them all, identical and clearly visible. Adapt the mood to the type of cuisine.