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1. Change your background color
to #ED942C
2. Click on your Preset Shapes
tool
and
choose Dodecagon. (I'm using the dodecagon, because it already has a
lot of nodes and will save some time when we are adding nodes.)
3. Draw a dodecagon in the
approximate area of your head:

4. Click on your Object
Selector
tool and click on Node Edit in your
Tool Options box.
5. Add new nodes by
holding down your Ctrl key and clicking on your ellipse. I
started by adding a new node between each of the existing nodes.
6. Double click on any one of
your nodes to select all. Right click on one node and choose
Node Type/Symmetric. Right click again and choose Node Type/Cusp.
Each time you add a
node remember to double click on one of your nodes to select all;
then right click any of your nodes and choose Node Type/Symmetric;
then Node Type/Cusp from
the fly-out menu.
6. We want our shape to be
similar to the one below, so add as many nodes as needed:

7. Rename this shape "mane".
8. Change your foreground color to black and your
background color to null.
9. Click on
Draw Tool and use the following settings:

10. Draw some lines to add detail to your mane:

11. Rather than
rename all these freehand lines, lets group them and call our group
"mane details". Left click on one of your new shapes (freehand
lines) and while holding down your shift key click on all of the other
lines. Right click on any of these lines in your layer palette
and choose Group from the fly-out menu. Rename "Group1" to "mane
details":

(Image cropped to reduce size.)
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