‘Beautiful Tiger cub, so young and so free..’

‘Beautiful Tiger cub, so young and so free..’

Medium: Acrylic on board
Style: Hyperrealism
Size: 18x24"

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A striking black and white acrylic painting, "Beautiful Tiger Cub" captures the essence of a curious cub, brimming with life and promise.

The powerful imagery serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by these magnificent creatures in a world where their very existence is threatened.
Each detail reflects the unique personality of this innocent explorer, reminding us of the beauty and fragility of these magnificent creatures as they navigate their world.

I wrote a poem for this one:

'Beautiful tiger cub
So young and so free
A life full of promise
If only it would be

Born a species so lovely
A coat so admired
A face so sweet
You could never grow tired

Full of life and adventure
You are here for a reason
But others have plans
That commit utmost treason

They lust for your coat
And other parts of your body
You cannot survive this
For that they’re not sorry

No reason for this
Pure selfishness I fear
But there are many who care
Who do shed a tear

For your life, your value
In a world so deceiving
We continue to fight
We continue believing

That poachers and hunters
We can keep them at bay
So you may stay safe
To live another day

But your home is also shrinking
The wild torn apart
The destruction is appalling
It hits right in the heart

Has it been left too late
Too late to renew
Your home, your survival
What’s important to you

We can only continue
This fight to amend
All the damage we’ve done
Before it’s the end.'

High quality, archival materials have been used in all stages.

What does this piece evoke in you? I’d love to hear your stories and reflections—art has a beautiful way of connecting us, and I always enjoy hearing how my work resonates with others!

Much love,
Miriam