The Tribble is a custom designed device that allows users to draw a set of shapes at various sizes, as well as straight lines determined by input coordinates. The Tribble is contained within a triangular structure that has been manufactured out of wood. On each edge of the triangular base there is a motor that rotates at an independent speed and direction to wind or dispense wires with its attached pulley. These three wires from these motors attach to each point of the central, triangular payload which holds the drawing utensil. There is also a depth sensor on the payload which measures the distance that the payload is away from the paper. Through controlling the three motors, the payload has accurate triple-axis movement. The user can input commands into a MATLAB interface to select the various shapes, which become displayed on a paper in the interface before they are drawn on the physical paper. The GUI communicates with a custom PCB which houses an Arduino Nano. The Arduino sends signals to three motors drivers to control them according to the user input. Ultimately, our team was very proud of our results in getting the payload to move effectively to draw different shapes and we feel that the user interface is the biggest strength of our project. In the future we would revise our PCB design and continue fine-tuning the programming of the motors to increase the accuracy of the drawn shapes.