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We need a single illustrative image (not a diagram) for a research funding submission, to be used publicly in web articles. Minimum 1920×1080px, 16:9 aspect ratio.
Subject: a subscale cylindrical composite (carbon-fibre) test article representing a launch vehicle interstage section — roughly 900mm diameter class, generic winding/fibre-placement surface texture, shown either standalone or mounted in a simple compression test fixture. This is a concept-stage demonstrator, not a finished flight vehicle — the image should read as an honest technical illustration, not a polished hero-shot render implying flight hardware exists.
Hard requirements:
No embedded text, labels, call-outs, or arrows in the image itself
No flowchart/diagram elements — this is a picture of an object, not a process illustration
Neutral/plain background, suitable standalone for a web article thumbnail
Clean, modern technical-illustration or render style (reference style examples can be shared on request)
We’ll provide a short written brief with dimensions and material notes — no proprietary vehicle design data is required or will be shared.
All applicants sign an NDA before receiving the brief. Expected total effort: 4 hours including one round of revisions; please flag before exceeding this.
We need a single illustrative image (not a diagram) for a research funding submission, to be used publicly in web articles. Minimum 1920×1080px, 16:9 aspect ratio.
Subject: a subscale cylindrical composite (carbon-fibre) test article representing a launch vehicle interstage section — roughly 900mm diameter class, generic winding/fibre-placement surface texture, shown either standalone or mounted in a simple compression test fixture. This is a concept-stage demonstrator, not a finished flight vehicle — the image should read as an honest technical illustration, not a polished hero-shot render implying flight hardware exists.
Hard requirements:
No embedded text, labels, call-outs, or arrows in the image itself
No flowchart/diagram elements — this is a picture of an object, not a process illustration
Neutral/plain background, suitable standalone for a web article thumbnail
Clean, modern technical-illustration or render style (reference style examples can be shared on request)
We’ll provide a short written brief with dimensions and material notes — no proprietary vehicle design data is required or will be shared.
All applicants sign an NDA before receiving the brief. Expected total effort: 4 hours including one round of revisions; please flag before exceeding this.
We need a single illustrative image (not a diagram) for a research funding submission, to be used publicly in web articles. Minimum 1920×1080px, 16:9 aspect ratio.
Subject: a subscale cylindrical composite (carbon-fibre) test article representing a launch vehicle interstage section — roughly 900mm diameter class, generic winding/fibre-placement surface texture, shown either standalone or mounte...
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We need a single illustrative image (not a diagram) for a research funding submission, to be used publicly in web articles. Minimum 1920×1080px, 16:9 aspect ratio.
Subject: a subscale cylindrical composite (carbon-fibre) test article representing a launch vehicle interstage section — roughly 900mm diameter class, generic winding/fibre-placement surface texture, shown either standalone or mounted in a simple compression test fixture. This is a concept-stage demonstrator, not a finished flight vehicle — the image should read as an honest technical illustration, not a polished hero-shot render implying flight hardware exists.
Hard requirements:
No embedded text, labels, call-outs, or arrows in the image itself
No flowchart/diagram elements — this is a picture of an object, not a process illustration
Neutral/plain background, suitable standalone for a web article thumbnail
Clean, modern technical-illustration or render style (reference style examples can be shared on request)
We’ll provide a short written brief with dimensions and material notes — no proprietary vehicle design data is required or will be shared.
All applicants sign an NDA before receiving the brief. Expected total effort: 4 hours including one round of revisions; please flag before exceeding this.
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