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Jewellery Design

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Professional Diploma in

JewelleryDesign

Lesson 6: The Digital Age

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Define CAD

Lesson 6

Explore the purposes of CAD

Experiment with designing on mobile apps

Creating 2D CAD in Inkscape

Create 3D CAD in Rhino

Objectives

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CAD Introduction

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What is CAD?

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CAD• Computer Aided Design

• Use computers to assist the design process

• CAD Software aids a designer to create models in an imaginary space

• Visualise all properties of the design

• Enables the conversion from a computer model to a manufactured piece

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Ivan Sutherland created SketchPAD

Patrick Hanratty created ADAM

Automotive and aerospace companies started

developing their own software

Autodesk launched AutoCAD

Robert McNeel & Associates released

Sculptura

History timeline of CAD

1960s

1970s 1982

19931980s

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Sculptura was renamed to Rhinoceros

Rhino version 1.0 released

3Design released

Gemvision Matrix released

Gemvision and Stuller released

CounterSketch

History timeline of CAD

1994

1998 2001

20091999

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Rhino version 6 released for Windows

June – MatrixGoldreleased

July - Rhino version 6 released for Mac

History timeline of CAD

2018

2019

2019

Software continues to evolve, and open source

software are also continuously being

developed

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How old is 3D printing?

Did you know?

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Purpose of CAD

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• Quality of the jewellery designs

• Increase productivity of designer

• Facilitates better communication and understanding

Efficiency

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• Enables clients to get bespoke designs

• Enables easier modifications according to client’s needs

Customisation

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• Being able to offer bespoke and exclusive designs provides a competitive edge

• Improve sales conversions

Competitive advantage

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• Purpose of CAD is not to replace goldsmiths

• Create higher quality and innovative jewellery products by combining the best skills with technology

Collaboration

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Pros and cons

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CADvantages• Easier to visualise concepts

• Problem-solving is simpler on computer than on paper

• Trouble shooting can be done a lot faster

• Able to create complex designs and patterns at a fraction of the time to do it by hand

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CADvantages• Depending on the software, CAD

models can be easily adjusted and modified

• Create your own cloud library of all your designs and be kept safe forever

• There are specialised software available for specific desired products

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CADvantages• Once-off, bespoke or complex

design are possible

• In combination with 3D printer, high volume quantities of the same design is possible

• In combination with rendering software, creating your own virtual library of photorealistic images are possible

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CADvantages• Reduced time to design

high quality, bespoke items

• Able to offer better prices to clients

• Provide accurate quotes in less time

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CADvantages• Software relies on mathematical

and geometrical accuracy

• You are in control of all the dimension inputs

• Curves and patterns are created with symmetrical axis

• Get as close as possible to perfection

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CADastrophes• CAD does not ensure quality; the

quality is dependent on other factors

• CAD saves time in bespoke design, quoting etc; however the CAM process is long and requires a certain amount of overheads

• Most software have a long learning curve

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CADastrophes• To perform optimally, CAD software

requires powerful and expensive hardware

• Software licenses can be expensive

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Mobile designDesign-on-the-go

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Adobe DrawAdobe Sketch SketchBook

Mobile options

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Tayasui SketchesConcepts Paper by Fiftythree

Mobile options

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Bonus content!

SketchBook demos for:

• Interface

• Basic tools

• Textures

YAY for

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Demo: Interface

SketchBook

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2D CAD

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Introduction

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• Pixel graphics

• Image is connected with colour pixels or bitmap

• Purpose is design communication

2D Design 2D CAD

• Vector graphics

• Drawing is connected by vector lines that has points

• Purpose is precision

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Software options

2D Design:

• Photoshop

2D CAD:

• Adobe Illustrator

• CorelDRAW

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Open source

2D Design:

• Gimp

2D CAD:

• Inkscape

• LibreCAD

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Bonus content!

Inkscape demos for:

• Interface

• Drawing tools

• Basic shapes

• Shortcuts

YAY for

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Inkscape

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Let’s get creative

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3D CAD

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Introduction

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Purposes• To view a design from all

different angles

• Create a preview to visually make decisions about colour or materials

• Exceptional levels of precision and accuracy in terms of measurements and dimensions

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Purposes• Can be used as just a design tool for

presentations to clients in the form of renderings

• Can be used as design and manufacturing tool when combined with a 3D printer

• Cost-effective tool for bulk orders

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Software options

Rhinoceros 3D

• Aka: “Rhino” or “Rhino 3D”

• Industries: Architecture, industrial, marine and jewellery design

• Free form surface modelling software

• Accurate and complex models

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• Available for Windows and MAC

• Easy learning curve

• Affordable

• Easy curve manipulation for complex shapes

• Create 2D drawings

• Technical illustration

• Can be used for 3D printing

Pros Cons• Non-parametric

modelling

• Making modifications can be time-consuming

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Software options

MatrixGold

• Successor to Matrix and RhinoGold

• Specifically created for jewellery

• Special tools for repetitive tasks like prong settings and pave

• Interface created by jewellers

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• Same pros as Rhino

• Advanced jewellery tools for complex models

• Realistic rendering & animation

• Advanced 3D technology for accurate weights of metal

• Parametric modelling

Pros Cons• Complex tools

requires more experience

• Longer learning curve

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Software options

3Design

• Specifically created for jewellery

• Parametric system

• Precise tools

• Powerful tools for micro-pave

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• Realistic rendering

• Custom and complex shapes are easy with sweeping wizard

• Interface is intuitive and moderately easy learning curve

• Parametric system allows for easy modifications

• Organic modelling is easy

Pros Cons• Due to parametric

abilities, you need a high spec computer

• Software and add-ons are expensive

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Software options

Organic modelling

• Zbrush

• Carveco

• Geomagic Sculpt

• Mudbox

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Software optionsOther jewellery CAD software

• JewelCAD

• Firestorm

• Jewelry CAD Dream

• CounterSketch

• Jweel

• Wizegem

• Moments of Inspiration

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Software options

Available free software

• TinkerCAD

• Blender

• SketchUp

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Rhino 3D

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Bonus content!Rhino demos for:

• Interface

• Working in layers

• Basic curve, surface and solid tools

• Shortcuts

YAY for

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Let’s get started

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Creating a ring6 different methods