Generative Jewelry and Fashion Design

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Jewelry and Fashion designers exploring new shapes using generative algorithms.

Website: http://www.gjd3d.com/
Location: Miami, FL
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Comment by Ngo Viet Quoc on May 18, 2017 at 8:31am: Hello. I have more than 6 years work experience. During this time I did lot of projects which you can see in my portfolio. I can do different kind of projects; no matter project is simple or difficult, big or small. I skills are in Rhinoceros, Gemvision Matrix, T-Spline and ZBrush. I am working as a 3D designer for a jewelry company for 6 years. So much work experience allows me doing job properly and with high quality.
Have a nice dayCV%281%29.pdf

Comment by PJ Chen on April 23, 2017 at 6:03am: This is my new Rhino tutorial video for furniture lover.

An Egg Chair Charm. I hope you enjoy it.

https://youtu.be/DIAdjRhEB78

Comment by PJ Chen on April 19, 2017 at 12:32pm: https://youtu.be/qEYOSlzThQ8

Hello, I start my youtube channel few weeks ago for posting Rhino tutorials. Many of them are for jewelry but apply to other profession as well. I hope you enjoy it. The above links is one of the video.

Comment by connor strenke on November 13, 2016 at 1:28pm: Hello Rhino Commun,

I am a Sculpture trying to 3d print a piece in cast-able resin so I can then cast it in silver. I am trying to get a twisted cage like structure in the general shape of the model i've included. I am pretty new to rhino but have worked in 3Dsmax. I have tried so many different ways to make this shape but can never Boolean the opposing twists (group going counter clockwise and group going clockwise) I don't know if there is a work flow I am not doing but so far I have tried:

Curve (line and circle) - exude along curve - cap - polar array - boolean U - twist - mirror -BonnleanU (and I always get Boolean fail, even if i slightly move one group around)

I have tried exploding then join.

I tried using a mesh.

I tried using torus's and polar array then twist, stretch and taper and still can boolean.

I always end up with a ton of polygons and surfaces from twist.

For casting I need the smallest diameter to be 2mm (which its not).

I would greatly appreciate it if someone could maybe point me in the right direction.

Much Thanks!

Twist Cage

Comment by Martin on November 28, 2014 at 7:39am: Hello Rhino Community,

I am a student and new to Rhino, new to Jewelry Design, acutally, just passing through. I have years of experience with poly-/subd modeling techniques (Blender, 3ds max). The only reason I bought Rhino (edu) was that Autodesk is kind of shitty in all aspects after graduation and I need a DCC to make precision/technical models with (Blender is so-so...). One of those models being an engagement ring for my girlfriend of 5 years. Yes, I am picky and I want a special design for the ring. I know all the ways on how to achieve the desired design in Max. However, through my research, I learned that NURBS models are best suited for 3D printing.

Does anyone know how to go about making a ring like those seen in my attachments? Is there perhaps a Tutorial on that kind of design?

Should I perhaps use RhinoGold or RhinoRing?
And if so, would it be legal to make an engagement ring for
private purposes with a trial-version?

Best regards,
Martin

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