The much-loved tiger mural found on the banks of the River Clyde at Glasgow City Centre has been defaced.
Photos shared on social media show a graffiti signature covering over the left side of the mural.
The move has provoked anger from many Glaswegians, with Shawlands artist James Klinge's work having been a popular sight since its addition to the Clydeside in 2017.
After sharing an image of the defaced mural on Twitter, Lorraine Howard said: "It’s made me angry they have defaced one of my favourite pieces of street art in Glasgow, it was my favourite.
Meanwhile, John McCarney commented: "That's shocking ... why would anyone do that ... "
Alistair Meechan added: "Just don't understand this mentality. Then they'll moan that their community is a s***hole."
James Klinge's works also include the giant panda on Mitchell Lane, and the new Midland Street portraits by The Arches.
You can view more of James' works by following him on Instagram, HERE.
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