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the other day i was talking about tigers with a classmate, and i decided to draw my favourite subspecies, two of them extinct and the other critically endangered.
met one of my favourite websites: [link]

some info on the subspecies because some groups require it
the Javan tiger (Panthera tigris sondaica) were a small subspecies, but larger than Balinese tigers, with a max weight of 140 kilos. it's thought it became extinct in the early 1980s.
the Bali tiger (Panthera tigris balica) was the smallest subespecies, generally not surpassing 100 kilos of weight. last recorded individual was shot in 1937.
i colored its lighter parts too dark, descriptions insist on how dark their coloration was. they had a strangely shaped snout, with a sort of slight concavity in the nose bridge, which made them look different to other tigers. unfortunately i don't know if i represented them well, photos are rather blurry. so my apologies for that i will fix the "white" though.
the Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) is the only remaining subspecies of the three, even though its population is critically endangered, with around 300 individuals. they have a smaller size than continental subspecies, due to their life in the jungle, and a maned/bearded appearance. like the other subspecies, they had a narrower muzzle than continental tigers.

caspian tiger may still live as the Siberian tiger, read here: [link]

also, sorry for the horrible "background" thing i wasted 2 hours trying to fix that disaster, to no avail. i'm tired now but may fix it later. the tigers have mistakes, but hope you like it anyway...
desaturated the colors a bit, i think it look a little better now.
but yeah, next upload will be non-animal for sure.

Description
the other day i was talking about tigers with a classmate, and i decided to draw my favourite subspecies, two of them extinct and the other critically endangered.
met one of my favourite websites: [link]

some info on the subspecies because some groups require it
the Javan tiger (Panthera tigris sondaica) were a small subspecies, but larger than Balinese tigers, with a max weight of 140 kilos. it's thought it became extinct in the early 1980s.
the Bali tiger (Panthera tigris balica) was the smallest subespecies, generally not surpassing 100 kilos of weight. last recorded individual was shot in 1937.
i colored its lighter parts too dark, descriptions insist on how dark their coloration was. they had a strangely shaped snout, with a sort of slight concavity in the nose bridge, which made them look different to other tigers. unfortunately i don't know if i represented them well, photos are rather blurry. so my apologies for that i will fix the "white" though.
the Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) is the only remaining subspecies of the three, even though its population is critically endangered, with around 300 individuals. they have a smaller size than continental subspecies, due to their life in the jungle, and a maned/bearded appearance. like the other subspecies, they had a narrower muzzle than continental tigers.

caspian tiger may still live as the Siberian tiger, read here: [link]

also, sorry for the horrible "background" thing i wasted 2 hours trying to fix that disaster, to no avail. i'm tired now but may fix it later. the tigers have mistakes, but hope you like it anyway...
desaturated the colors a bit, i think it look a little better now.
but yeah, next upload will be non-animal for sure.