Surrealistic human-leopard face drawing in pen and ink, Jos

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Jos, Nigeria

Monday, September 21, 2026 · Updated Monday, September 21, 2026

Surrealistic human-leopard face drawing in pen and ink, Jos

Jos, Nigeria

The image is a close-up, top-down, eye-level view of a pen and ink drawing on white paper. The drawing is a surrealistic fusion of a human face and a leopard's face, divided by diagonal lines. The left side of the drawing features an ear, hair rendered with scribbled lines, and hatching for shading, suggesting a human profile. The central portion reveals a human eye and nose, interspersed with leopard fur patterns. The right side displays the leopard's snout with its mouth open, revealing sharp teeth, and detailed fur texture. A clear plastic ballpoint pen with a blue cap lies diagonally to the right of the drawing, its tip near the paper's edge. The background is the white paper itself, with some slight texture visible. There are no indications of any specific location in the city of Jos, Nigeria, within the image or the drawing.

This is a close-up, high-angle, full-shot photograph of a pen and ink drawing on a white piece of paper. The drawing depicts a fragmented face, a blend of human and leopard features, rendered with varying line weights and hatching techniques. The face is divided diagonally into several sections, with each section showing a different aspect of the drawing. One section reveals a human ear and part of a scalp with textured hair. Another section displays a human eye and the characteristic spotted pattern of a leopard's fur. A third section focuses on the bridge of a nose and the leopard's muzzle, featuring sharp teeth bared in a snarl. The bottom section shows the lower jaw and a furry chin. The drawing is done entirely in blue ink. A blue and silver ballpoint pen rests diagonally across the lower right portion of the drawing, its tip pointing towards the center of the image. The background of the image is a textured surface, possibly a table or a mat, with a dark edge visible on the right side. The image does not contain any identifiable landmarks or elements that would place it specifically in Jos, Nigeria.