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Now is the time to try about the completely different approach, making the gears look like old schematics, old writing on old paper, where we will work on the strokes. This will get you something like this, with overlapping contours, we will have to get rid of. But it has a large number of nodes, it will take quite a while to edit them manually for the desired rough look, so, here is an automatic simplify operation (shown at an increased zoom level). A multi-stop gradient is needed for ink also (not shown), and it has to have fitting colors but good contrast with the paper (like browns for old paper and light blue for blueprints). Apply the gradients. draw a random blob with the freehand tool, will it in a color similar with the background (but slightly darker or lighter), unset the stroke, simplify if needed and blur a lot: Select all the gears, duplicate, make the duplicate darker (black), apply some blur and decrease the opacity:

summary: Give the gears an aged look. Go back to the black and white drawing. 'Set the stroke color and unset the fill color. So select the gear (gears if we have more) suffering due to this unwanted overlap and convert the stroke to path. Then go to another gear which covers it, duplicate, select the duplicate and the former stroke and do a difference operation. Repeat with all the gears covering it until we get to something like this. Then convert all the remaining strokes to paths. Now make the drawing look rough. Repeat for all your gears. Now define a multi-stop gradient for the paper - light brown/yellow for old paper or dark blues if we want to go with a blueprint (I have not decided yet about the way to go). Then add some texture to the paper: Add some more until you are happy with the texture. Soften the focus.

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Tap the Google Maps icon on your home screen or apps menu to open Google Maps. to a location. Use the search bar at the top to search for an address or the name of a place. Then tap Directions to get directions to the name of a place. It's the icon with three dots to the right of the search bar at the top. This displays the options menu. These are the last options in the options menu. "Share directions" allows you to share directions to a location. "Share location" allows you to share your current location. If you are sharing your location, you can select how long you want your location to be sharable. You can tap the radio option next to "For 1 hour" and tap the plus (+) or (-) icon next to the option to increase or decrease the time your location will be available. Tap the radio button next to "until you turn this off" to share your location until you turn your locations off or close. You can share your directions and location using your text messaging app, in an email using your email app, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, or another app of your choice This will create a new message with a URL to your directions in the messaging app you select. Tap More to view a complete list of apps on your device. Alternatively, you can tap icon that resembles two overlapping squares to copy the URL to your directions and manually paste it in whichever apps you want to use. Use your email or messaging app to select a contact you want to share your location or directions with. Write a brief message to explain to your contact that you are sharing directions or your location, and that they can view it using Google Maps on their own device. Once you compose with the URL in it, tap the option to send the message. Your contact will be able to view your location or directions in the Google Maps app on their own device.

summary: Open Google Maps. Get directions Tap . Tap Share directions or Share location. Select how long you want to share your location. Tap an app you want to share your directions or location over. Select a contact. Compose a brief message. Send the message.

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The Phone app typically has an icon that resembles an old phone. Tap the app you use to place calls on your Android phone. It's the icon in the upper-right corner. This opens the Menu. Depending on the model of your Android smartphone, this may be an icon with three dots, three lines, or a button that says "More". It's at the bottom of the menu. This opens the phone menu. It's near the bottom of the Settings menu. Depending on the model of your Android phone, this may read "More Settings" or "Additional Settings". On Samsung Galaxy phones, it's under "Supplementary Service." It's at the top of the More Settings menu. Depending on your Android phone model, this may read as "Show Caller ID" or "Show My Caller ID." It's the second option in the "Show Caller ID" menu. This hides your number when you place calls from your Android phone.
summary: Open the Phone app. Tap , , or More. Tap Settings. Scroll down and tap More Settings, Additional Settings, or Supplementary Services. Tap Show Caller ID. Tap Hide Number.