Ballpoint drawing merges human and leopard faces in Jos

The image is a close-up, pen-and-ink drawing on white paper, depicting a collage of a leopard's face and a human's face, divided into horizontal strips. The drawing style is characterized by fine lines and cross-hatching, primarily in blue ink. In the top strip, a portion of a leopard's ear and the area around its eye are visible. The leopard's fur is suggested by scattered dark marks and hatching. The eye is detailed with a prominent pupil and iris. The second strip shows the human eye and nose, rendered with realistic shading and detail. The skin texture is conveyed through delicate lines. The eye is open and appears to be looking forward. The third strip features the lower part of the human face, with the mouth slightly open, revealing teeth and tongue. Hatching is used to define the contours of the lips and chin. The bottom strip displays the roaring mouth and jaw of a leopard, with sharp teeth and a pink tongue. The fur around the muzzle is indicated with numerous fine lines. The overall composition is fragmented, with the elements of the leopard and human faces overlapping and juxtaposed in a surreal manner. There is no indication of any specific location, including Jos, Nigeria.

The image is a close-up, eye-level, medium shot of a ballpoint pen drawing on white paper. The drawing depicts a fragmented portrait of a person's face, overlaid with leopard spots. The portrait is divided by diagonal lines, creating distinct sections of the face and the leopard pattern. The person's features are rendered in blue ink with varying degrees of detail, from shaded areas to sketched lines. The leopard spots are also depicted in blue ink, forming a pattern on some parts of the face. The drawing style is sketch-like, with visible pen strokes. In the lower right corner of the image, a clear plastic ballpoint pen with blue ink is partially visible, resting on the paper. The background is out of focus, but appears to be a textured surface, possibly a desk or table. There is no indication of the city of Jos, Nigeria, or any other specific location in the image.