Exploring different ways to draw tigers

The same animal can be drawn in many different ways. In these sketches, I explored some ways of representing a tiger: full body, front view, profile, and three-quarter view.

The main idea is to simplify the shapes and play with expression. The head, ears, muzzle, and stripes can change depending on the style you want to create.

The stripes are also an important part of the design. They do not have to be completely realistic: they can be thin, bold, symmetrical, or more freely drawn.

Exploring different versions of the same animal is a great way to develop your own illustration style and discover new ways of drawing.