How to Draw a Tiger
Hey there, little artists and parents! Are you ready to take a walk on the wild side and learn how to draw a tiger?
These fierce and striking creatures are known for their beautiful striped coats and powerful presence.
Join us on a roaring good time as we guide you step by step through creating an amazing tiger drawing that will leave everyone in awe.

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How to Draw a Tiger
Easy Tiger Drawing for Kids – Step by Step Tutorial
Step 1 – Let’s outline the ear of the tiger.

Step 2 – Next, let’s draw the full head and face of the animal.

Step 3 – Next, add the eye and the a line to separate the tiger’s jaws.

Step 4 – Draw this curvy line to form the back of the tiger.

Step 5 – Next, draw the front foot of the tiger.

Step 6 – With this slightly curved line, for the tiger’s belly/stomach.

Step 7 – Now, draw the animal’s back feet.

Step 8 – Add a slightly curved line to form the animal’s tail.

Step 9 – Now, draw the left back and front feet of the tiger.

Step 10 – Finally, add the stripes of the tiger to make it look realistic.

Pawsome job! You’ve now mastered how to draw a tiger. Your final drawing should look like the sketch below.

Now, itβs time to add some colors to complete the drawing tutorial of ‘how to draw a tiger’ and make it more realistic.
With your new skills, you can create incredible tiger drawings and even explore drawing other big cats from the jungle.
Share your terrific tiger artwork with friends and family, and keep practicing with more of our fun and exciting drawing tutorials.
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About the Tiger
Tigers are large, carnivorous cats found in Asia. They are apex predators, known for their distinctive orange fur with black stripes.
They are solitary animals and are known for their powerful build and ability to swim, climb and jump over long distances.
Tigers are an endangered species, with fewer than 4,000 individuals remaining in the wild due to habitat loss and poaching.
They are protected under international law and conservation efforts are underway to save the species from extinction.