Our Mission: Give All Graduates the Skills and Confidence to Build Professional Level Sub-D Models with Gravity Sketch.

Official Certification.

Get awarded Official Gravity Sketch certification.

Let your network know about your new skills with an official Credly certification badge.

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Think Like a Modeller.

Benefit from your certified instructor’s extensive modelling experience as you too become a skilled Gravity Sketch surface modeller.

Working With References.

Learn to use reference data/images to fully inform your work and create accurate models that will actually work in the real world.

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Building Clean Topology.

Learn the best practices to create clean quad-based mesh topology.

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Diagnose and Fix Surfaces.

Attain the skills to recognise surfacing flaws and how to improve them.

Learn by Doing.

Put your learning into practice throughout the course. Your expert instructor will be right there next to you to guide you.

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Online Course.

We teach our courses entirely remotely online in VR, so you can join from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.

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Small Class Size.

With a maximum class size of 5 participants you’re guaranteed plenty of individual attention to boost your learning experience.

Optimal Timing.

The core course is approx. 15 hours split over 2 days (variable depending on class size/speed)

3 follow-up assignment review sessions of around 2 hours each.

Courses

Gravity Sketch 101

Who’s it for?
Absolute beginners. No prior experience with Gravity Sketch required — just curiosity and a VR headset. Ideal for designers, students, and modellers who want to start building in 3D with confidence.
What you’ll learn
Taught live in VR over two consecutive days, this immersive course takes you from first steps to creating controlled, professional models.
Day 1 covers navigation, tool use, and building simple forms.
Day 2 dives deeper into the craft of sub-D modelling — how topology, edge flow, and surface tension affect the quality of your model.
You’ll learn how to model cleanly and efficiently, understand how geometry behaves, and start sculpting with the mindset of an industrial designer.
How it works
The course is taught remotely by Nick Graveley — professional modeller and Gravity Sketch certified instructor. Expect a mix of group sessions, individual guidance, and live feedback on your work.
Accreditation
To earn your official Gravity Sketch certificate, you’ll complete a self-directed project applying everything you’ve learned, with one-to-one feedback from Nick during the follow-up review.

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One day Masterclass

Who’s it for?
For users already familiar with Gravity Sketch’s tools — you’ve completed the built-in tutorials and can navigate comfortably. Perfect if you’re ready to move from “knowing the tools” to mastering the craft.
What you’ll learn
This focused session condenses the most valuable techniques from Nick’s advanced workflow. You’ll learn how to think like a modeller — controlling surface tension, edge flow, and proportion for refined, presentation-ready results.
Because you already know the basics, we dive straight into sub-D theory and practical modelling — hands-on, real-time, and guided step-by-step.
How it works
Taught remotely in VR, this masterclass blends short theory segments with guided builds and direct feedback. Nick’s focus on topology ensures you leave not just faster, but cleaner — with geometry that behaves predictably downstream.
Accreditation
Complete a self-directed model after the session to receive official Gravity Sketch accreditation with personalised feedback.

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Private Tuition

Who’s it for?
Professionals or students who want direct guidance on their own projects, or a deeper dive into specific challenges — topology, workflow efficiency, surfacing logic, or design refinement.
What it is
A flexible, one-hour mentoring session taught by Nick Graveley, tailored entirely to your goals.
You can use this time to:
Review and troubleshoot a model
Learn advanced sub-D and highlight-control techniques
Optimise topology for downstream workflows
Accelerate your Gravity Sketch proficiency through focused practice
How it works
Delivered remotely in VR, these sessions can be booked individually or in discounted bundles. You’ll share your model in Gravity Sketch Collab, work through targeted exercises, and leave each session with clear, actionable next steps.

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Who’s the Trainer?

Nick Graveley

Founder and Principal Trainer.

Since 2003, Nick has had a career as one of the world’s leading specialists in motorcycle design modelling through his company Claymoto. In 2020, he discovered Gravity Sketch and, along with some forward-thinking clients changed his entire approach to concept development.

With the positive feedback stacking up from satisfied clients, Nick could see that VR modelling will revolutionise the entire design industry. So in 2021 he set up the first fully-accredited Gravity Sketch course to help spread the word and bring this tool into the hands of every creative and modeller in every studio around the world.

The Gravity Sketch Training course is designed to give students from all design disciplines the skills to master virtual reality modelling with Gravity Sketch.

What do the students say?

“Nick has a great blend of theory to let you know why you need to do certain things without turning it into a science project, alongside useful exercises that relate to how you'll actually want to use Gravity Sketch in a design workflow.

VR is not only a breakthrough in 3D design but also in tuition. The ability to be 'in the room' working with 4 guys in 3 countries was a revelation and a fantastic way to learn that I've never come across in any other CAD training package.”

Ian Wride

(Head of I.D.,

Royal Enfield)

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“Nick knows what he is talking about. He is a great Gravity Sketch teacher because he can translate the clay process into VR sculpting through GS. ”

Josue Maldonado

(Clay modeller)

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“Learning Sub-D VR modelling from a professional clay modeller’s point of view is game changing. The way Nick breaks down surfacing on a physical model and translates this knowledge to Sub-D VR modelling is undoubtedly where the future is going.”

“I loved the way Nick engages the class by using clever teaching techniques and visual aids. This level of thought process put into teaching made it a lot easier to grasp some complex concepts in Sub D surfacing and just made the whole experience a lot of fun. ”

Anton Brousseau,

(Freelance design)

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“Learning Gravity sketch with Nick in VR wasn't only 3D but a true 4 Dimensional design experience!

The clay modeller Master's way of thinking in 3D Virtual Reality is NOW YOUR FUTURE to become a better designer and give another dimension to your ideas!!

In addition, with lots of fun learning with Nick, as well as practicing with 4 designers sitting in different places around the world!! Brilliant!!!

I highly recommend Nick’s Gravity Sketch Training to anyone who just wants to go beyond imagination!”

Fabien Rougemont,

(Redster Design)

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“Awesome training by a fantastic teacher! Thank you, Nick, for making this an inspiring and entertaining class!”

Patrick Grimmel

(Designwesen)

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Hardware requirements.

Each course participant will need access to their own VR headset, and training can be completed without a PC.

VR Headset.

Follow the link for Gravity Sketch compatible Headsets.
We use and highly recommend the Oculus/Meta Quest 2 or Quest 3 - offering amazing bang for your buck this low-cost hardware is more than capable, especially when linked to a compatible PC. The controllers are well suited to the Gravity Sketch interface. Get the Quest 3 if you can.
It is possible to participate in the course with a stand-alone Oculus/Meta Quest 2 or 3.

PC Requirements.

Whilst Gravity Sketch runs on stand-alone VR headsets (eg Oculus/Meta Quest 2 or 3) to handle larger import data a capable tethered PC is recommended. Not required for training. (See here for Oculus Link cable specifications.)
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Gravity Sketch is not yet supported on MacOS.