Generative Jewelry Design 3D

Parametric Jewlery Design with Grasshopper3D

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Generative Jewelry and Fashion Design with Rhino® and Grasshopper® is a new way to model jewelry where the designs are ‘generated’ using generative algorithms. A form is created by a series of mathematical operations, instead of being the outcome of applying a conventional command. 
Grasshopper® allows designers to discover new forms from the simple to the awe-inspiring with no knowledge of programming or scripting.

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“Learn Rhino Python without knowing Python”

A practical introduction to using Python within Rhino and Grasshopper, helping designers gain greater control over complex operations while maintaining the clarity of visual workflows. The book presents a hybrid approach where scripting enhances, rather than replaces, parametric design.

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Casa Fratelli: Generative Growth within a Historic Ruin

A parametric liana composed of 1,000 3D-printed elements reclaims a historic ruin in Bucharest, using generative design and custom fabrication workflows to merge light, material, and growth logic.

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Spatial Monoliths: From NURBS Data to Hand-Cast Sculptures

Spatial Monoliths explores the transformation of NURBS-based digital models into hand-cast sculptures, combining parametric design, laser-cut molds, and rotational casting techniques. The project bridges computational workflows with material craftsmanship, resulting in precise yet expressive physical artifacts.

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Authorized Rhino Trainer (ART) - class for the North American Region

  

Last call! Register and join us to fulfill your ART Course Requirement.

Would you benefit by becoming an 
Authorized Rhino Trainer (ART)?
Your certification will allow you to stand out from others offering Rhino training. 

As an ART, you can post your class schedule on the Rhino Learn page for exposure to Rhino users who visit the website. This schedule can be searched by training type and region. 


ART Requirements include participation in this online class.

This online class is for ART candidates in the North American Regions.
 
(Other regions may also give permission for you to join our class.)


Online Class Format

  • Five Sessions
    Monday-Friday
    April 27-May 1, 2026
  • Time: 8 AM-12 PM PDT Pacific Time
  • Cost: $295

See the ART Requirements for all Regions.

Questions? Please email Mary Ann Fugier

 
 
 

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