Tiger vs Wolf Canva Painting

Two predators collide across this five-panel canvas. On the left, a black wolf turns its muzzle toward the left edge, a touch of red at its lips, against a pale cream background. On the right, a tiger's face emerges in grey and white splashes, long whiskers and open jaws, then dissolves into rust, orange and black streaks around a single watchful eye.

Wolf against tiger in splashes of paint

The two heads are drawn in a rough, expressive style, with paint spatters, scratches and drips, so they seem to merge in the center panel where black fur meets grey. The palette moves from cream and black on one side to fire colors on the other, which gives the set a strong contrast on a light wall. Our article on the top 10 tiger paintings looks at famous tigers in art, and more designs fill our tiger canvas collection.

Panels, sizes and frame

The five panels are printed on a cotton and linen canvas: a tall center panel, two medium ones and two shorter ones at the ends. The set comes in Medium, Large and XL, and the canvas painting size chart gives the dimensions. The Framed model is mounted on wooden frames; the No Frame model is the canvas only.