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DEMO2026 Power Lunch: Prompt to Pocket with Fuser

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​Note: To Attend this workshop, you must purchase a DEMO2026 Ticket for June 3, or purchase a 3 Day Pass or All Access Pass.

​Purchase DEMO2026 tickets at demofestival.org


​Prompt to Pocket: 3D Printed Keychains with Fuser
June 3, 12-1pm Workshop

​In this hands-on workshop, participants use Fuser to design a custom keychain from scratch, working with AI-generated 3D forms directly in the canvas. No design experience, coding, or CAD skills required.

​Learn how to navigate Fuser's node-based workflows, prompt and iterate on a 3D object, and prepare your file for print. By the end of the session, your design goes straight to NEW INC's fabrication lab. Walk away with your own custom keychain!

​What to expect:

  • ​Guided intro to Fuser's interface

  • ​Prompt-to-3D object workflow, start to finish

  • ​Small-scale print of your final design

  • ​Your finished keychain to take home

​Personal laptops are required. Other materials and Fuser Credits will be provided. Please note, keychains will be ready next day.


​About Fuser

​Fuser began with a question: What would it look like to build a tool that grows with your ideas? A tool that doesn't just generate outputs but becomes a canvas for exploration, a collaborator in the creative process. We are a small team of artists, educators, and developers who wanted to create something we couldn't find elsewhere.Fuseris an open canvas, a simple node-based editor where tools, models, and ideas come together. It's a way to orchestrate AI models and collaborate with others. The market is crowded with AI tools trying to capture the promise of creativity, but few are built for the process.

​Workshop Facilitator

​Jillian Leedy is an M.Arch graduate from the Southern California Institute of Architecture. Her diverse background includes work as a graphic designer, sign painter, and muralist. She also served as an artist assistant and grant writer for Suikang Zhao, contributing to architecturally-scaled, public works that examine cultural phenomena through text, imagery, and form. She holds an MS in Art + Design Education from Pratt Institute and a BFA in Illustration from the Fashion Institute of Technology.

Location
New Museum
235 Bowery, New York, NY 10002, USA
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