DESCRIPTION

1. Conceptual Design: This initial stage involves creating the basic layout and dimensions for the mold. The design is sketched out with precise measurements, defining the overall shape and structure. The main form is established, including the inner dog paw and outer bones&fire hydrants, to ensure it matches the concept.
2. Artistic Design: The details of the mold's aesthetic are refined. The design elements, such as the bones and central figure, are carefully adjusted to create a visually appealing and balanced appearance. This phase focuses on enhancing the visual appeal and ensuring that all elements are aligned with the initial concept.
3. 3D Design: After the artistic design is finalized, it is translated into a 3D model. This model provides a realistic view of what the final mold will look like and allows for adjustments before production. The 3D model helps visualize depth, contours, and intricate details, ensuring all design elements are proportionate and practical for molding.
4. Mold Making: In this final stage, the 3D design is used to create the physical mold. This mold-making process transforms the digital concept into a tangible object that can be used for actual production.