I’m preparing a pitch deck for venture-capital investors and need a polished isometric illustration that shows our complete plastic-recycling line. The final graphic should feel clean and modern—closer to a schematic than a photorealistic 3-D render—yet still convey what happens at each stage of the process. This is not a full 3D modeling project. A clean, modern isometric schematic is ideal. Scope • Build the layout entirely from scratch; no existing schematics are available. • Place every machine in logical sequence and indicate material flow with intuitive arrows or color cues. Safety zones are not required for this version. • Prioritise visual appeal for boardroom presentations while respecting the real-world footprint of standard recycling equipment (dimensions, heights, and clearances will be supplied). Deliverables • High-resolution, print-ready PDF plus a web-optimised PNG. • Layered source file (AI, SVG, or similar) so future edits are easy. • Colour palette and font references used. Acceptance The diagram will be considered complete once machine placement is accurate, the material flow is unmistakable at first glance, and the overall style aligns with a modern venture-capital presentation deck. Typical tools for this job might include Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer, SketchUp (2-D export), or any comparable vector platform—use whatever lets you hit the spec cleanly. Enclosed image so you see the degree of detail.