Sketchbook Journey: Cyber Tiger Prototype in Blue Ink

Some ideas show up quietly — others roar their way onto the page.
This cybernetic tiger has been living in my head for a while, and this sketch is the version that finally clicked. I wanted to blend raw animal power with the precision of engineered machinery, keeping the pose grounded and natural while letting the mechanical details tell their own story.

Working in loose blue ink gives me the freedom to experiment without overthinking. Lines overlap, shapes shift, and somewhere in the chaos the design starts to breathe. This tiger feels like a mix of strength, resilience, and curiosity — maybe because that’s how the creative journey feels on most days. We stumble, we tumble, but ideas keep moving forward.

Not every sketch turns into a final product, and that’s okay. Some pieces exist just to remind me why I love creating: the thrill of exploration, the challenge of building something new, and the small victories hidden inside each page of the sketchbook. I’m sharing this one simply because I like it — and because life throws plenty at us, yet art keeps us walking forward.

More experiments on the way.