Boceto a lápiz de carnero humanoide y concepto de carnero cuadrúpedo

Pencil concept sketch on a plain white background showing two related ram‑themed figures side by side. On the left, a humanoid figure with a muscular torso stands in a neutral, anatomical pose, drawn from head to at least the upper legs. Its head is a stylized ram skull or ram‑headed mask, with an elongated snout and two large curved horns that grow from the sides of the head and sweep backward in thick arcs. The chest and abdomen are defined but segmented by curved lines that divide the torso into armor‑like or anatomical plates, and the arms and legs are constructed as modular segments, with cylindrical or blocky forms separated at the joints, suggesting a hybrid of organic anatomy and mechanical structure. On the right, a quadrupedal ram‑like creature stands on all four legs in a stable, neutral pose, shown in profile or slight three‑quarter view facing to the right. It has a sturdy, compact body built from geometric shapes and visible construction lines, with a strong neck, an angular ram head with an elongated muzzle, and similarly large curved horns that sweep backward, echoing the design of the humanoid’s horns. The legs of the quadruped are drawn as angular, segmented forms with simplified joints and small hooves. Both figures are rendered with loose pencil lines, overlapping strokes and minimal shading, emphasizing the structural, anatomical and hybrid design process rather than a polished final illustration, entirely in black and white. 16:9 aspect ratio.