Hands‑on Learning with Sustainable 3D Materials
3D Printing Workshop for kids, Teens and Adults
From your first digital model to your printed object — discover 3D technology with sustainable materials and intuitive guidance.
Why 3D Printing Workshop with Nodos by G?
NODOS by G workshops are immersive learning experiences where participants design in 3D and print their creations in real time. We combine intuitive digital tools with professional 3D printing and sustainable biomaterials, making advanced technology accessible, creative and tangible from the very first session.
3D Printing Technology
with Material Honesty
At NODOS by G, sustainability goes beyond the final object. We primarily work with plant–based filaments and flexible TPU, selected for their durability, lightness and reduced environmental impact.
All pieces are printed on demand, minimising waste and avoiding overproduction. Our process generates almost no material residue, supporting a more circular and responsible production model.
- Plant–based PLA Silk
- Flexible TPU structures
- On‑demand production
- Minimal material waste
- Lightweight, durable results
3D Design & Printing Workshop for Kids – 15€
Our beginner 2 hours workshops introduce kids to the world of three‑dimensional thinking through guided, playful learning. Using 3D modelling, participants design simple objects such as keyrings or charms and watch them come to life through live 3D printing.
What will the kids learn?
- Learn to 3D model in an intuitive way
- Learn how to design with geometries
- Print their own design
- Take home their creation
- Only 10 kids per session
⭐️ Each child leaves with a self‑designed 3D printed piece.
Advanced 3D Printing Workshop for Adults – 35€
For adults, designers and fashion students, NODOS by G offers deeper technical and creative exploration. Participants work on personalised mini‑projects while learning about material behaviour, wearable applications and the bridge between digital design and physical product.
What will you learn?
- Personalised 3D modelling projects
- Understanding PLA Silk and TPU
- Live 3D printing process
- Finishing and assembly insights
- Fashion and accessory applications
⭐️ Make in an intuitive way a self‑designed 3D printed piece.
What’s Next?
Monthly development & advanced courses. For those who want learn further.
A progressive 1.5 hours weekly programme where participants will develop:
- Greater confidence in 3D modelling
- More complex 3D design
- Advanced spatial thinking
- More creative and structured projects
- Finishing Techniques and post production
Monthly 3D Design & Printing Courses – 60€
A progressive 1.5 hours weekly programme where they will develop creativity and logical thinking. Improves focus and patience while building their 3D models. Introduces technology in a positive way building creative confidence.
What they will learn?
- Greater confidence in 3D modelling
- Advanced spatial thinking
- More creative and structured projects
- Design challenges adapted to their level
- Up to 10 kids per class
- Guided learning process
Level based learning. Small groups. Hands on methodology
Monthly 3D Modeling & Printing Courses – 95€
A progressive 1.5 hours weekly programme where you will develop more complex 3D design by creating functional structures and geometries. Advancing Finishing techniques and post production.
What you will learn?
- More complex 3D design
- Functional structures and geometries
- Applications in fashion and accessories
- File preparation for professional printing
- Ideal for: Creatives, Design students, Makers, Entrepeneurs and Curious Individuals about digital fabrication
For those who want to learn further
Learning Path: Your 3D Learning Journey
Led by Gelareh — Founder of NODOS by G
Workshops are directed by Gelareh, PhD from UPM specialising in the application of 3D tools to fashion. With a strong background in digital fabrication and wearable design, she brings together technical precision, artistic vision and hands‑on teaching experience.
Bring 3D Creation to Your Space
We collaborate with schools, cultural centres, galleries and educational programmes.
