The project kick started with an Iterative AI sketches session, in the search of the base idea.

After several rounds of iterations, the base prompt was progressively refined based on the output images from previous attempts, resulting in more controlled yet varied results. Once a final reference image was selected—guided by personal aesthetic vision, clarity, and unique expression—the final image was further refined, with additional 3D images AI-generated as a foundation for future modelling.

This workflow demonstrates that a project can begin without a fully formed idea, instead by exploring a broad pool of concepts and iteratively selecting the most promising—"ideas are not manufactured, but caught like fish" (D. Lynch). By recognising the potential in a few, one gradually arrives at the final comprehensive result—achievable neither solely by AI nor exclusively by humans.

Based on the final reference image produced with AI, the design shown in the image had potential rather than being fully finished.

Therefore, the process involved hands-on manual exploration, followed by both sketching and manipulating SubD meshes in Blender.