Dragon and Phoenix in One Silicone Well

A dragon's scales and a phoenix's feathers do not want the same groove depth. Put them in one well and the shallow animal goes smooth while the deep one locks. The short below is that paired relief in a square silicone mold. On-screen lines about staff and orders are not a headcount and not a promise.

Watch the short on YouTube.

One well, two animals

The frame is a backlit circular relief in a square block. Use it to see how much line work sits in one cavity. It is not a measurement of the block, and it is not a food mold.

Depth is not copied from one face

Detail	What goes wrong
Scales	Too shallow and the dragon reads as a blob. Too deep and plaster locks in the pocket.
Feathers	Barbs tear if the return is tight. They vanish if you soften every edge to save the scale.
Shared field	Cloud or wave lines around both animals have to release in the same peel.

We would not recommend one depth number pasted onto both animals. Primary pour is plaster. Craft molds is the commercial page.

The rest of the set

The written set, including stills of the dragon, tiger, crane, and phoenix wells, is the relief-set case. The crane short is crane relief. The phoenix-only short is phoenix feather lines. Send the artwork if your pair is a different size.

FAQ

Does the video say how many people work at WYD?

A caption jokes about staff. That is not a published headcount. Do not quote it.

Is this the homepage dragon video?

No. The homepage short is the dragon well alone. This one is the paired relief.

Can I order just the dragon?

Say which faces you need. The case shows them as a family, not as a forced set.

Will resin work in this well?

Only after a separate review. This write-up is plaster.

What do you need from me?

Art or STL, outer size, plaster or the real pour, and quantity.