I'm pleased to announce our new season of online jewellery CAD short courses for Summer and Autumn 2021!

Since I started this blog, I’ve avoided discussing the growing phenomenon of online training because of my own concerns over conflict of interest. With this article, all that changes. I’ve spent 9 years researching all the major types of online and offline training delivery methods. In this article, I'm now sharing and discussing my findings.

At last, I'm pleased to announce new dates for my Adobe Illustrator for Jewellery Design short course. Find out more, as well as how to sign up.

After a long absence from the calendar, I'm pleased to say we're once again offering short courses in using Rhino CAD for Jewellery!

I'm pleased to announce our new Beginners 3Design Essentials Short Course in London, starting 4 January. Find out more and sign up today!

Shapeways has published a simple but useful article outlining three common ways in which a traditional hand making jeweller could take advantage of 3D printing.

And now for the second of my two jewellery CAD video tutorials focusing on how to use Matrix CAD techniques in Rhino. This one covers the Gem Cutter, Gem on

You asked for it, so here it is: I present the first of my two jewellery CAD video tutorials focusing on how to use Matrix CAD techniques in Rhino. This

I recently stumbled upon a community dedicated to the use of generative algorithms in 3D modelling for jewellery. In English, that is to say they experiment with

I recently was pointed to this video. While it’s as much a T-Splines sales seminar as anything, it walks through some good workflow examples of how to