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How to Draw a Cute Baby Tiger: Easy Guide

This guide is about how to draw a cute baby tiger in a simple cartoon style. The version I’m showing here is beginner-friendly, and it’s based on smooth shapes, symmetry, and a few carefully placed stripes. It’s not very complex, so you can use it as a fun warm-up sketch or as a base for a coloring project.

What to Focus on While Drawing This Baby Tiger

  • Large rounded head with small ears
  • Simple facial features: oval eyes, triangular nose, and a soft smile
  • Short legs and sitting posture with visible toes
  • Simplified paws
  • Curved tail with alternating black stripes
  • Evenly spaced black stripes on the head, cheeks, body, and limbs

Once you’re done, you could try drawing other baby animals in a similar style – like a goat, elephant, or cow – to build a unique animal-themed set.

Guide Color Codes and What They Mean

  • Red Color: highlights the linework being added in the current step
  • Black Color: shows all previously drawn lines

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How to Draw a Cute Baby Tiger - final step

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After finishing your tiger drawing, feel free to post it in the comments on this pinned article on Pinterest. A lot of people share their work there, and it’s a good way to compare how others approached the same sketch.

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