This exercise is an ellipse practice exercise. And the way this works is you go down the edge of the page and you make two parallel lines of decent size apart. What you're going to do is give yourself a couple of tick marks right around the middle. And what you want to do is begin with the circle and then get more and more elliptical as you get to the center, and things go very flat, and then you go bigger and bigger. And what you try to do is hit the side each time. So you're essentially taking a circle, turning it in space, and then turning it back. Okay, so that's one way to go about it. The other way is to draw two parallel lines begin with a square and then do slightly smaller divisions of space as you come down the page. So this is a little bit tighter of a version. So what you can do is you can warm up by kind of moving your hand first. And then when you're ready, you go and you draw your ellipse. Now, I'm going to try that one again. It didn't turn out too great. I'm not super satisfied with that attempt. But I'm going to use the same divisions in space. But this time I'm going to turn things, so it should be a little bit easier. And then the ultimate trick for this is to make one attempt. And I'm drawing these ultra big. You can do these in your sketchbook and they'll be fairly small.