Don't Think of Tigers

The story features a narrator who can draw anything requested, except for tigers, which he struggles hilariously to depict. As the narrator tries to avoid thinking about tigers, they inevitably become the focus of his drawings, resulting in increasingly absurd representations. The whimsical nature of the illustrations, combined with the narrator's determination to improve, creates a magical experience that explores creativity and the challenges of artistic growth. Will his practice lead to better tiger drawings?