Draw a circle and a curved line under that for the chin. Add guidelines like those shown to help you with the facial features. The proportions for the face are up to you, and will vary depending on whether you want it to be realistic or cartoony. The illustrations show a cute, cartoon girl (so the proportions are not very realistic). Draw two half-circles for the ears, on the same guideline as the eyes. They can be larger or look different, however, if you want a less cartoonish or cute-looking girl. Draw bangs for her and make her hair short, or keep it long and wavy. Use your imagination. Draw a small neck for her, a circle for the upper body and an oval for the lower body. Draw small circles for the hands and feet. Put in cute little ovals for her fingers. You don't have to include the detail of fingernails, but if you do, make them fairly short and emphasize them later by coloring them in (to serve as nail polish). Add a pattern if you want, or just draw a simple dress. Draw some shoes and add a floppy hat or a ribbon for her hair. The specifics are up to you--again, be creative! You can also add some sort of background or another outside element to your drawing at this point, such as shadowing. You're done!

Summary: Sketch the head. Add two circles for the eyes and two thin curved lines above that for the eyebrows. Add a small nose and tiny pair of lips. Sketch in the hair. Now sketch in the body. For the arms and legs, draw 2 connected ovals each. Sketch in her dress. Add final lines and any additional details, like eyelashes, ribbons, etc. Outline the little girl and erase the guidelines. Color her and her clothes in.

If you cannot get away from a noise, such as a radio playing at work, consider raising the matter politely with everyone involved. It is important that everyone in a workplace or study environment feels comfortable. You may find out that you are not the only one who has an issue! If your colleagues refuse to keep the noise level to a minimum, consider talking with the HR department. If you have to deal with noisy neighbors, always stay calm and polite. Disputes between neighbors can become ugly quickly. This is a short-term strategy to isolate the room you are working in. Make sure that your windows and your doors are closed. Sounds usually penetrate through holes and gaps. The following ideas can help you reduce the level of background noise: Various barriers can mute distracting sounds. Place a few pillows against the wall to absorb the sound from the other side of the wall when in bed. Buy thermal drapes for your windows. They stop outside sounds as well as the flow of heat. Place a carpet on the floor to block the sound from downstairs. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/f\/fd\/Concentrate-While-There-Are-Background-Noises-Step-6Bullet3-Version-2.jpg\/v4-460px-Concentrate-While-There-Are-Background-Noises-Step-6Bullet3-Version-2.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/f\/fd\/Concentrate-While-There-Are-Background-Noises-Step-6Bullet3-Version-2.jpg\/aid1663883-v4-728px-Concentrate-While-There-Are-Background-Noises-Step-6Bullet3-Version-2.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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<\/p><\/div>"} If you work at home and own the place, you can call a professional to soundproof your room. This solution will be expensive but will also give you more freedom and long-term satisfaction. There are several ways to soundproof your house. Soundstop panels can be installed on the walls and rubber mats placed on the floor. Always ask for a quote and call a few professionals to compare. Don't pick the first one and try to bargain. Moving out of your rented house or flat might seem like a drastic solution but if you are poisoned by background noises and are working at home, this might be the simplest long-term option. You need to take care of your health and your stress level. Plan your move correctly. Ideally, you should research different area and investigate the noise level. You don't want to move in another noisy place! If you find a place you like, visit it at different times to be sure that the noise level is acceptable. Identify potential problems. Do not move next to a football stadium or a nightclub. Avoid bars and places where there are high concentrations of students.

Summary: Address the problem. Arrange the room to block external sounds. Call a professional. Move out.

The best way to pick your snail up is to let it crawl onto your hand on its own accord. This is by far the safest way for the snail to be carried. Picking a snail up by its shell or body may damage the shell or hurt the snail. Place your hand flat against the bottom of the snail's cage near the snail. Move your hand very slowly in the general direction of the snail. Let the snail crawl onto your hand. Once the snail has crawled onto your hand, you can slowly lift your hand out of its enclosure. Make sure to lift your hand slowly, as you don't want to scare the snail or potentially drop it. After you've lifted your hand out of the tank, move it slowly toward the surface of a table. Place your hand flat against the surface of the table and allow your snail to move around. Avoid shaking the table or moving your hand suddenly. After you've got the snail on your hand and have moved it out of the enclosure or somewhere else in the enclosure, lower your hand down and allow the snail to hop off your hand. This is important, as you'll want to give your snail the freedom to move as it pleases and to explore new areas. Lower your hand slowly. You can lower your hand to a new place in the enclosure. This is probably the best and safest bet. Consider creating a "playground" tank with new rocks, obstacles, and even snail treats (lettuce, cucumbers, and apples). Avoid lowering the snail onto the floor. If you do so, there is a chance you or someone else could step on it.
Summary: Let the snail crawl onto your hand by itself. Lift your hand, slowly. Lower the snail to a new surface.