Tools such as a sharpened pencil, an eraser and pieces of clean paper. are good to start with. When coloring in your drawing, you may choose to use either colored pencils or colored markers. Draw a circle and then a distorted heart below the circle. Then for his ears draw a small circle on the left and right of his head with small ovals below it. This will serve as a guideline for his body. Draw a circle for Shrek's stomach, then connect it to his head. For his arms and legs, draw ovals and circles. Make sure that the shapes show the movement of his arms and legs. Outline by erasing the inside lines and leaving lines that can emphasize the shape of his head, main body, arms, legs and shoes. Erase more inside lines and the guideline. Add details such as the shape of his ears, his hands, shirt, shoes and the shape of his vest. The usual colors used for Shrek are green, variations of brown and white. Use the accompanying illustration as your guide in coloring Shrek.
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One-sentence summary -- gather the tools you will before you start to draw. Draw guidelines first for his head (vertical and horizontal curve lines). Make a long vertical curve line after drawing his head. Make an elongated shape for the body of Shrek. Outline Shrek's head and body, using the circles and ovals. Outline the previous sketch with a thicker line. Color your drawing.

You can only drive with an IDP in Japan for up to 1 year. If you need a Japanese license, you'll need to meet basic eligibility requirements to start the application process: You must have a valid driver's license issued by your home nation, and you must lived in your home nation for at least three months after the license was issued. You must also possess a valid visa to stay in Japan, and you must be registered as a foreign resident. To register, visit your local city hall or government office. You'll need to bring your passport and pay a fee of 300 (as of 2019). Head to your local Japan Automobile Federation (JAF) branch to get your license translated. Fill out the application form, which is available in English, bring your original driver's license, and pay the 3,000 fee (as of 2019). You should receive your translated license the same day if you visit a JAF branch in person. Locate the nearest JAF office at http://www.jaf.or.jp/inter/entrust/index_e.htm. You'll need your original license, translated license, proof of Japanese residency, passport, and a passport-quality color photograph. Submit your documents when you're called and pay the 2,550 application fee (as of 2019). Recall that you'll need to show when your license was issued and prove that you lived in your home nation for at least 3 months after obtaining it. If your license doesn't show the date of issue, obtain an official driving record from your home state or nation. When your documents are accepted, the license center official will check your eyesight. The test is non-invasive and only takes a few minutes. If you seem hard of hearing, they may also call for a hearing test. Even if you're not required to take the written or road tests, you still need to get your vision and, if necessary, your hearing checked. Nearly 30 countries are exam-exempt, but residents of nations including the U.S. and U.K. need to pass a written exam and road test. You take the written test the day you apply for your license; you'll have 10 minutes to answer 10 true or false questions. The test is graded promptly, and you must answer 7 of the 10 questions correctly to pass. You'll only be informed of your overall result and won't be told which questions you answered correctly. If you fail the test, you'll need to return another day to retake it. Take practice tests at https://japandriverslicense.com/written-test-practice. If you pass the written test, you'll then schedule a date and time to take the road test. The exam takes place on an enclosed course at the license center. The test is a lot like the road test you take when you first got your license in your home nation. You'll be notified whether you pass or fail as soon as you complete the course. Your Japanese driver's license will be issued to you as soon as you've passed all of your driving exams. You'll just need to pay an issuance fee of 2,050 (as of 2019). Keep in mind your Japanese license expires on the same date as your original license. You don't, for instance, get an additional 5 or 10 years of validity as if you were renewing your original license. Carry your original license, Japanese license, passport, and visa (if applicable) on you at all times. Failure to present your licenses when you are stopped by traffic authorities or are involved in an accident carries heavy fines.
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One-sentence summary -- Get a Japanese license if you'll stay in Japan for over a year. Obtain an official translation of your driver's license. Bring your required documents to a Driver's License Center. Take vision and hearing tests. Pass the written driving exam if you're required to take it. Schedule a practical road test if necessary. Obtain your license once you've passed the road test.

Lay them down so that the long side of the paper is facing you.
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Get two pieces of standard printer paper.