IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to draw miss la sen's head
Draw an oval for miss la sen's head.
Add two half circles on the sides of her head for the ears.
Sketch in a headband.
OPTIONS:
- Add several thinner lines with extra joints if desired. Detail her face with translucent brow stroke.
- Draw the hairband in lightly; the middle of the headband will be erased next. Erase the middle of the headband.
- Draw a cane or headband (as shown). Next, draw her skirt using circles for her feet.
- Draw in it a hair band consisting of two thin braids for one long twist and a large bow for the other. Without drawing in the hair, add in the feet or her boots.

OUT: Draw the hairband in lightly; the middle of the headband will be erased next. Erase the middle of the headband.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
This man is lifting a tile off the roof using the pointed part of the screwdriver. the camera
OPTIONS:
- shows a low of an area.
- zooms in to show the dirt in the middle where there isn't any tiles.
- pans to show the concrete strip driven underneath where the concrete is being vacuum and the carpet is being removed.
- pans around to show one of the two men and a woman walking back to the house.

OUT: zooms in to show the dirt in the middle where there isn't any tiles.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to stiffen leather
Soak the leather in cool water.
Fill a large bucket or sink with cool to room temperature water. Immerse the leather in the water for about 10 minutes, or until it becomes thoroughly soaked.
OPTIONS:
- Any hotter and the leather can lose some of its shine or become cracked. Churn the water to stiffness the leather.
- The hot water may loosen the fibers and, possibly, a discoloration. Adjust the temperature according to how dry or wet the leather is.
- Note that this process works best when used with vegetable tanned leather. You can technically stiffen the leather by soaking it in nothing but room temperature water, but it will only become mildly harder and you will not be able to shape it.
- You'll want the water to be as clean as possible, but beware: the water should not be too hot to put into the leather; too cold can cause stains, or even crack. When water drips off the leather while you're doing this, wet a clean cloth and wipe off as much of the moisture as possible.

OUT:
Note that this process works best when used with vegetable tanned leather. You can technically stiffen the leather by soaking it in nothing but room temperature water, but it will only become mildly harder and you will not be able to shape it.