Problem: Article: Draw the eyes using pea-like shapes, add a circle inside for the eyeball. Sketch a broken nose, cheek bone and maybe a little bit of unshaved beard. Choose the colour palette that makes the Zombie look pale for a more dramatic effect.
Summary: Sketch a silhouette of the Zombie. Add fine details like a rugged hair using small slanted strokes that appear like unkempt hair. Draw the Zombie's clothes. For an even more rugged and dirty effect, sketch random small lines all over his face and body. Color the drawing. Add a shadow effect by darkening a few areas on the Zombie's body. Adding blue tones especially on the eye sockets and other hollowed areas of the face help make the Zombie look pale and scary. For final touches, add streaks of red for the blood coming from the Zombie's victims.

Problem: Article: And only use one! If you don't already have one, buy one. If you do have one, be sure to use it. There are many types - the calendars or organizers in your Smartphone or on the computer, or a paper desk version. Often, a careless mistake comes out of forgetting about something we're supposed to do. Writing down or typing in our upcoming commitments, appointments, and deadlines on a calendar can be extremely helpful. Color coding your calendar can help- red for work, blue for kids, green for hobbies, etc. Look at the upcoming week and make notes of what you need to do in order to prepare for the events coming up. You'll be amazed at how much more clear-headed you'll feel and more able to concentrate you are when your surroundings are clean and organized. Continuously put things away at home. Don't leave a room empty-handed when there is clutter. Create a "donation station" for things you no longer need and want to give away. Create organized filing systems at work. Get a notebook and start dumping everything that you're thinking about that you need to do into there. Write down all the home improvement things, shopping trips, and other mental clutter to help get them out of you mind. Cross off items later when you've done it. These may not be the types of things that have specific dates and times that should to go onto a calendar, just general things that you need to do at some point in the future.
Summary: Use a calendar. Clean up your physical environment. Use checklists and to-do lists.

Problem: Article: Ask an experienced tattoo artist to add some additional shading to the tattoo in order to cover up the scarring or blowout. Typically, a blowout is visible on the outermost edge of a tattoo. To cover this up, you can expand on or add to the tattoo. Alternatively, you could add some background shading to cover the blowout. Choose a colour that matches with the tattoo. Some tattoo artists may suggest covering tattoo scars and blowouts with a skin coloured dye. You should not accept this advice. It will be extremely difficult to find a colour that completely matches your skin and this can actually make the tattoo look worse. In order to cover up a tattoo scar or blow out with makeup, you will need to first put a makeup primer over the area you wish to conceal. Then, using a brush, apply a base foundation that closely matches your skin colour. Next you will want to dab eye shadow on the area. Choose a darker colour such as orange or pink (depending on your skin tone). A dark colour is necessary to cover all of the ink. Then you will spray the area with hair spray to help lock the colour onto your skin. When the hairspray is dry, dab on a concealer that matches your skin tone. Blend the concealer into the skin surrounding the tattoo. In some instances tattoo blowout will fade over time. Wait a year to see if the blowout and scarring is still noticeable. For instance, the blowout may eventually disperse over a large enough area that it is no longer visible. In some instances people may mistake a bruise as blowout. In these cases the bruise will fade and the tattoo will look fine.
Summary: Add background shading to the tattoo. Avoid hiding it with a skin coloured dye. Cover up a scar or blowout with makeup. Wait for it to fade.

Problem: Article: . This is usually fairly easy to do: if you bought your phone from a carrier (e.g., Verizon), the phone is probably locked to that carrier's network unless you bought the phone without paying for a contract. However, if you bought the phone online without a specific carrier included, the phone is most likely unlocked. Most carriers have specific rules about when you can approach them for an unlock code, but the general rules usually include the following: You must have owned the phone for at least 6 months. The phone must be entirely paid off (e.g., you aren't making monthly payments). The phone must not be blacklisted or reported as stolen. Any contract you had with the carrier must be up. Not all phone networks are compatible with each other, so call the company to which you want to transfer and ask if your phone will be compatible with them once you switch from your current carrier. In most cases, you'll be able to use your phone's LTE SIM slot to make it compatible with any other LTE-supported carrier. You can buy a SIM card directly from the carrier, or you can buy one online to save a few bucks. Once you have the SIM card for the carrier you want to use, you can proceed.
Summary:
Ensure that your phone is actually locked Determine whether or not you meet your carrier's unlock criteria. Make sure that your phone will work with your preferred network. Buy a SIM card for your preferred network.