RHINO 3D (JEWELLERY DESIGNING)

INTRODUCTION TO RHINO 3D FOR JEWELLRY DESIGN
➢ Rhino Interface Overview:
➢ Introduction to the Rhino 3D workspace tailored for jewellery design.
➢ Understanding jewellery-specific tools, panels, and workflows.
➢ Navigating Jewellery Design in Rhino:
➢ Understanding the navigation system and viewport controls for jewellery-specific
modelling.
JEWELRY DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS
➢ Basic Jewellery Shapes and Elements:
➢ Creating basic shapes (rings, pendants, etc.) using Rhino’s modelling tools.
➢ Understanding the structure and components of jewellery pieces.
➢ Stone Setting and Prong Design:
➢ Techniques for setting stones and designing prongs for gemstones.
➢ Creating settings for various gem cuts (round, princess, cushion, etc.).
ADVANCED JEWELRY MODELING
➢ Creating Complex Jewellery Designs:
➢ Building intricate and complex designs using Rhino’s advanced tools.
➢ Designing filigree, intricate patterns, and detailed elements.
➢ Surface Modeling for Jewellery:
➢ Advanced surface modeling techniques for creating organic jewellery shapes.
➢ Using Loft, Sweep, and Network tools for creating complex surfaces.
DETAILING AND CUSTOMIZATION
➢ Customizing Jewellery Designs:
➢ Incorporating personalization and custom details into designs.
➢ Adding engravings, textures, and unique elements to jewellery pieces.
➢ Jewellery Assembly and Component Modeling:
➢ Assembling multiple components to create complete jewellery pieces.
➢ Understanding joints, hinges, and mechanisms for jewellery.
RENDERING AND PRESENTATION
➢ Materials, Textures, and Rendering:
➢ Applying realistic materials, textures, and finishes to jewellery models.
➢ Using Rhino’s rendering tools for high-quality visualizations.
➢ Presentation and Showcase:
➢ Creating presentations and showcasing jewellery designs effectively.
➢ Rendering outputs for portfolios or client presentations.
PROJECT WORK AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
➢ Hands-on Jewellery Design Projects:
➢ Practical exercises and projects to create various types of jewelry pieces.
➢ Applying learned techniques to design specific jewellery items.