A hand is holding a pen and drawing on a piece of paper. The pen is black and appears to be a fine-tipped marker or a similar type of pen designed for detailed work. The drawing is of a horse's face, rendered in a style that uses many short, fine lines, known as cross-hatching or hatching. The technique gives the drawing a shaded effect, with areas densely covered in lines appearing darker and creating depth. The horse's eye is clearly defined. The background around the horse's face is also filled with similar line work. The paper appears to be slightly textured, and the overall image has a monochromatic, black and white appearance.