A hat is more than an accessory—it’s a symbol of freedom, adventure, and the untamed spirit of the Wild West. In these two strikingly different interpretations, the cowboy is not just a character but a state of being, an allegory of resilience and independence.

One figure is bold and graphic, with sharp lines and a commanding presence. The other dissolves into expressive strokes, as if shaped by the wind of the open plains. Yet both embody the same essence: a free spirit, a wanderer, a rebel against the ordinary.

The hat unites them, a timeless emblem of those who refuse to be tamed.