Croquis au crayon d’un buste de créature humanoïde cornue

Pencil sketch of a humanoid fantasy or alien character shown from the head down to the upper torso, drawn on a plain white background. The figure has a smooth, stylized head with a creature‑like face: narrow eyes, a subtle, almost knowing smile, and no human hair, giving it a reptilian or otherworldly look. From each side of the head, large curved horn‑like structures extend outward and then sweep downward, thick and smooth, framing the head and greatly widening the silhouette. The neck is thick and muscular, leading into broad shoulders and a powerful chest. The torso is drawn with defined musculature but segmented by curved lines that outline the chest and abdomen in distinct sections, suggesting either an anatomical exoskeleton or armor‑like organic plating. The arms are only partially indicated, with circular shapes marking the shoulder joints and rough construction for the upper arms, emphasizing that this is an early concept sketch. The drawing uses pencil shading and light cross‑hatching to suggest volume on the face, neck and torso, with visible construction lines, creating a black‑and‑white concept character design that blends humanoid anatomy with creature‑like horns and segmented chest structure. 9:16 aspect ratio.