A close-up three-quarter view of a Bengal tiger crouched at the edge of a forest stream, drinking, head lowered to the water. The tiger's orange-and-black coat is rendered with painterly intensity, the orange almost saturated to neon brightness in the dappled light. Late afternoon sun filters through unseen forest canopy in scattered shafts that pool on the tiger's back and on the water's surface, the lit patches glowing almost gold while the shadowed portions of the coat shift toward deep magenta and violet rather than naturalistic brown. The stream water catches the sky in mottled patches of saturated cyan and pink. Bioluminescent flowers grow along the streambank in glowing accents of hot pink and electric blue. Tiny fireflies drift through the air around the tiger's head. The tiger's eye, caught in profile, glows amber-gold. Painterly digital illustration, glowdream palette, dappled forest light, saturated wildlife composition.
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