Projects

Okay design folks:
How about sharing some design projects you use in your classrooms.
Doug

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Permalink Reply by RhinoFabLab on March 13, 2010 at 4:47pm

It depends on the type of students we have... some times are all ID, assume times all of them are in the jewelry market etc... What type of students do you have?

Permalink Reply by Doug Stuivenga on March 13, 2010 at 9:29pm

I have high school general ed students, but I'm looking for more advanced-type design projects that might appeal to girls. I don't know what ID means.

Permalink Reply by RhinoFabLab on March 14, 2010 at 12:46am

ID = Industrial Designers... You need something that appeals to girls.... Ok, I may have the key to your group... How about modeling Jewelry... We have many, but many of those tutorials... You can talk to them about the history of Tiffany. Tiffany uses our programs a lot and their slogan is "Not Cad Not Job" as simple as that...
I will talk to Sergio Martinez, he is the person that can send you many ideas about Jewelry...

Permalink Reply by Giancarlo Di Marco on August 1, 2010 at 6:09pm

Hi!
I'm new to this group, but can you please count me in in this jewelry educational stuff sharing?
Please take a look at my works on slideshare.net (http://www.slideshare.net/gianca.dm/fine-jewelry-with-diamonds-pres...).
Ciao
Giancarlo

RhinoFabLab said:

ID = Industrial Designers... You need something that appeals to girls.... Ok, I may have the key to your group... How about modeling Jewelry... We have many, but many of those tutorials... You can talk to them about the history of Tiffany. Tiffany uses our programs a lot and their slogan is "Not Cad Not Job" as simple as that...
I will talk to Sergio Martinez, he is the person that can send you many ideas about Jewelry...

Permalink Reply by Dave Weidkamp on August 14, 2011 at 7:52pm

You may want to contact Lauren Pipkorn she is a jewewry designer and teaches at the New York Fashion Institute - she took a Rhino training class at our high school a few years ago - Lynden High School -

I have found they need to make the things they design and have a physical part in hand. It is fun to watch them walk down the halls with their project and showing it off.... It is also great advertisment for the program. It does not have to be real complex but something to hold in their hand.

Permalink Reply by Alex Aurélio Porto on November 22, 2014 at 12:40am

Dear, good day!
My name is Alex Portto, I am freelance, advertising, 3D jewelry design (CAD) for prototyping, product engineer and graphic designer. Working with jewelry 26 years ago I started in banking as a goldsmith. Over the past eight years I am a freelance 3D jewelry on your computer. 16 working with CAD programs. Develop 3D jewelry for retail and corporate customers with 100% realistic rendered images. Working from an idea, image or technical drawings. I live in Brazil, in the city of Belo Horizonte. Work programs: Matrix 7, Rhinoceros 5.0, Rhinogold, ZBrush 4R6, 3D Max, Maya, Tsplines, Magics, Blender, Art Cam, VRED, Auto Cad, Adobe and other official package. I choose to develop my work with my clients accompanied by Skipe thus the jewel is exactly as the customer wants.

Regards,

Alex Portto

Follow my contacts:
E-mail: aurelio.portto@gmail.com
Skipe: Alex.Portto

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