Vector image fragment of leopard skin

This is a stylized black-and-white leopard print, created using hand-drawn graphic techniques. The image is an intricately detailed pattern mimicking a leopard's fur, where each spot is formed by numerous fine strokes. The artist skillfully employed a linear technique, crafting distinctive spots of varying shapes and sizes on a white background. The drawing gains particular expressiveness through the variability of hatching — in some areas, the lines are denser, creating rich dark patches, while in others, they are sparser, adding volume and depth to the texture. Each spot is unique in its form — some resemble enclosed rings, while others have a more free-flowing structure. The hand-drawn nature of the pattern makes it lively and organic, free from the mechanical repetitiveness often seen in computer-generated imitations. This graphic interpretation of a natural motif demonstrates a subtle sense of balance between the chaotic arrangement of elements and the overall harmony of the composition. This drawing can be applied in the textile industry for fabric creation, in printing for packaging design, in interior design for wallpapers or decorative panels, and in the fashion industry for developing clothing and accessory prints.