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Step 10: Use the U-
shaped line as a guide to draw the cow's mouth,
which is made up of two curved horizontal lines.

Step 11: Draw the
cow's ears by using the arcs on the sides as
guides. Curve the lines more as you darken the
cow's ears to give them more shape. Draw a few more
lines within them for extra detail.

Step 12: Use the
remaining lines as guides to finish the rest of the
head. Use quick, short strokes at the top and make
the sides of the cow's face more narrow.

Step 13: Using the
line as a guide, draw the cow's front legs. Draw
lightly at first to get the structure right. When
you're happy with what you have, go ahead and
darken it. The cow's leg is thick on top and thin
at the bottom. Be sure to draw a few bumps along
the way to represent joints and the cow's hooves at
the bottom. Draw the cow's leg on the other side
the same way. A lot of it is hidden behind the
cow's front leg, so only draw the visible portion.

Step 14: Use the
other line as a guide to draw the cow's hind legs
the same way as the front legs. Remember to draw
the leg lightly at first, then darken it when you
have the structure right. The hind legs are thicker
at the base and angle back more. Don't forget the
cow's hooves at the bottom! Draw the leg on the
other side using the same technique and leave a
space between the top of the leg and the body for
the cow's udder.