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Peters Valley School of Craft

Virtual Building: Introduction to Rhino

May 5 - May 26, 2022

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Virtual Building: Introduction to Rhino

$240.00

Details Fee Breakdown:
Tuition: $239

Thursdays, May 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th ~ 6:00pm-8:00pm EST

This beginner level class will cover the fundamentals of designing and building with Rhino. Learn how to model pieces that can then be 3D-printed, cast, or rendered. Rhino is an industry standard program which is compatible with both small- and large-scale designs and can be used to model anything from jewelry to an automobile. We will discuss practical uses for this program, such as 3D printing and casting. We will practice visualizing 3D forms in virtual space, and each participant will gain an understanding of the basic uses and techniques of this software.

Requirements: Laptop or desktop computer with a working webcam and microphone. A multi-button mouse is preferred but not required. Rhino must be downloaded prior to class and is available for a 90-day trial free of charge.

Level: Beginner and Beyond
Workshop Levels

Definitions of Skill Levels for Workshops

  • Beginner and Beyond: Introductory level course that presents basic knowledge of tools, materials and techniques and is geared towards first timers or those who want to improve and expand their technique. It takes time to build skills.
  • Advanced Beginner and Beyond: Instruction that assumes some familiarity with tools, materials and equipment. Includes reviews and builds on basic skill sets, allows for those with more experience to work at their own pace. Further development of fundamentals, participants have had at least one class or equivalent with professional instruction.
  • Intermediate: Course content that assumes a working knowledge of basic studio tools, materials and equipment necessary to accomplish the projects and techniques to be explored. Participants feel comfortable in the studio setting.
  • Intermediate to Advanced: Course content that requires a proficient working knowledge of studio tools, materials and equipment necessary to accomplish the projects and techniques to be explored in class.
  • Advanced: Assumes proficiency and advanced working knowledge of materials and studio tools and equipment so that the focus is on artistic narrative and/or technical development.
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Ages: Adult

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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

Talya Kantro

Talya Kantro is an object maker and jeweler currently based in Layton, NJ. She received her MFA in Jewelry + Metalsmithing from The Rhode Island School of Design in 2021, and her BFA in Metal from SUNY New Paltz in 2017. She has been working with metal for over 15 years. Talya has worked as a bench jeweler for Artemer Studio in Tel Aviv and has taught metalsmithing at numerous craft schools and institutions, including RISD as a graduate instructor, Snowfarm, Pocosin Arts School of Fine Craft where she completed an 11-month residency, and Peters Valley School of Craft where she currently works as the Artist Fellow. When she’s not in the studio, you can probably find her roaming around the woods identifying all the different species of birds that she can.

 

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