Alex K.

I specialize in turning complex 3D CAD assemblies into clear, accurate, and visually clean technical documentation, step-by-step assembly instructions, and print-ready product brochures.

Bridging the gap between mechanical engineering and graphic design, I work directly with your native SolidWorks files (.SLDASM, .SLDPRT) or neutral CAD formats (.STEP, .IGES, .OBJ). You don't need to waste your engineering team's time taking screenshots or explaining how parts fit together—I analyze the 3D assembly myself and build logical, easy-to-follow visual guides from scratch.

What I deliver:

Step-by-Step Assembly & User Manuals: IKEA-style visual instructions, quick start guides (QSG), and installation manuals that reduce customer support tickets and product returns.

Exploded Views & Parts Catalogs: Precision isometric diagrams, cutaway views, and Bill of Materials (BOM) balloon callouts.

Technical Vector Line Art: Crisp, scalable 2D vector illustrations with proper line weights derived directly from 3D CAD models.

Technical Brochures & Data Sheets: Complete editorial layout, typography, and prepress preparation (CMYK, bleeds, print-ready PDFs) alongside digital interactive versions.

Patent Drawings: Clean black-and-white utility and design patent figures formatted to USPTO / EPO standards.

Software & Workflow:
SolidWorks | Adobe Illustrator | Adobe InDesign | Adobe Photoshop

Whether you are launching a hardware startup, selling physical products on Amazon, or manufacturing industrial equipment, I can take your raw CAD data and deliver polished, publication-ready manuals on time.