Does any one have any tips on how to make a custom stamp on Brain Age?

I’ve been trying to draw a smilie face inside the circle but I can’t make a straight line, or when I do, I can’t make two. Has anyone been successful at this and do you have any tips?
I unlocked the feature but I am having trouble making it draw the way I want it to.
My brain age fluctuates, today it’s my actual age 23

once u get enough stamps it’ll unlock the option on ur options screen. just b patient. =’.'= (n yes, once changed, all ur previous stamps will change 2) btw, whats ur brain age? mine’s finally @ 20! =D

DS Brain Age by 元(Ryuto) in 04:08.1

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