Espresso machine blueprint
Create an annotated technical infographic of an invented 1960s Italian lever espresso machine called "LEVA 61". MAIN IMAGE: a photorealistic render of the machine in polished chrome and cream enamel, standing in three-quarter view on a pure white background. OVERLAY: black technical-pen line drawings placed directly over and around the photo, like an engineer's sketch: - a cutaway outline showing the boiler, the heating element, the piston and the spring inside the group head; - thin leader lines to labelled parts: lever, group head, portafilter, boiler, steam wand, pressure gauge, drip tray; - dimension lines with measurements in millimetres for height, width and depth; - a small exploded view of the portafilter: basket, spring clip, spouts; - a pressure curve chart from 0 to 9 bar over the 30 seconds of a shot; - material callouts: chrome-plated brass, enamelled steel, walnut handle. TITLE BLOCK: in the bottom right corner, like on a blueprint: "LEVA 61 — LEVER ESPRESSO MACHINE — SHEET 1 OF 1", a scale note and a date. STYLE: clean white background, black ink annotations with one accent color, espresso brown, for the key labels, neat hand-lettered engineering text, precise, technical and beautiful. All text legible and correctly spelled. Vertical 3:4.
