It's that one in that folder by the guy. You know, that one.

Do you remember any part of the image's name? You could always search for all files with a chunk of letters in it and work from there. It doesn't have to be the whole thing, just like... even three letters in a row would do it.

Unfortunately, I've tried searching for everything I Thought it might possibly be. No luck.

One picture (a favorite of mine) came to my mind immediately...it fits all but one of your criteria (the throne is stone): http://us-p.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/...../JungleLaw.jpg .

Is this the one you were looking for?

close. In the one I'm looking for though, the tiger is clothed. The art style looks a bit more like old Chris Goodwin, actually.

My instincts told me that probably wasn't it...you're obviously too great of a connoisseur to not recognize such a recent picture. I'm thinking I had to have had it at one time too...before a hardware failure caused me to have to start over. Archives have been burned and copied from that point on.

The only other art that immediately came to mind was the multi-character sci-fi book cover piece that included a throned tiger, another fairlr recent nude and WolfLSI's "Alpha Males" (also included a standing lion).

Now this situation bothers me too; any well-done male tiger picture that I don't have saved is unacceptable. I skimmed a couple artists whom I judged to have a similar style to old Goodwin (difficult because he is fluent with many techniques), but didn't get very far. So let me pick your brain to try and recall this piece; could you: 1) comment on the artistic medium, 2) describe the attire, 3) comment on the background/scenery (if any), 4) recall whether the tiger had any distinguishing or otherwise remarkable marks or accessories and 5) give a ballpark estimate when you first saw it?

Feel free to note me if you don't want to keep stretching this discussion here. I'll keep looking...and don't hesitate to point me to it if you find it! -^^-

Hmm..the throne was wooden, or a beige colored stone. The medium appeared to be real, colored pencil maybe, though it was smooth enough that it could have been marker. Tiger was a little slouched and had a paw resting curled over the arms of the seat or throne. No background that I can recall. Cannot bring the attire to mind.
PRobably was about four to five..maybe six years ago.