Made with Seedream 5.0 Pro · 22 Oct 2026

Submarine Interior Cutaway

Generated from: Hand-painted gouache and oil-texture illustration, not photoreal, not pixel art, not a 3D render: a side-on cutaway cross section of a retro diesel submarine interior, hull sliced open so the viewer looks straight into five left-to-right compartments divided by riveted steel bulkheads. Bay 1 (left) torpedo room: open torpedo tubes, stacked torpedoes in racks. Bay 2 gunnery: gun pedestal, breech barrel and ammo console. Bay 3 centre command bridge: a large glowing pale phosphor-green sonar scope screen, brass helm wheel, instrument consoles. Bay 4 engine room: big brass engine drum, pipework, round pressure gauges. Bay 5 (right) repair workshop: wooden workbench, crates, grinder throwing tiny sparks. Hull plated in riveted brass and deep teal painted steel, warm amber lamp glow pooling under the deckheads, phosphor green instrument glow, cool dark blue-green water and bubbles visible just outside the cut hull edges, faint dark abyss behind. Rich painterly brushwork, hand-inked panel seams, muted vintage palette of brass, teal steel, amber and pale green. Balanced horizontal composition with the five bays spread evenly across the whole canvas; the submarine structure runs edge to edge and bleeds off the left and right of the frame, cut hull top and bottom bleeding off the canvas. Full-bleed edge-to-edge image, no border, no frame, no letterbox bars, no vignette corners, no margins. Empty interior floors and clear flat painted backdrop surfaces where figures would stand. No people, no characters, no crew figures, no text, no letters, no numbers, no labels, no UI, no watermark.