Self portraits boost self-awareness as you take a closer look at your strengths and features.
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Think about your strengths. What attributes make you a good person? How can you build on these strengths? In what areas would you like to improve yourself?
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Write a short description of yourself with Crayola® Colored Pencils. If your eyes could talk, what would they say about you? What traits and talents are you proud of?
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Look in a mirror to help you recognize the shapes and placement of your facial features, head and hair, and shoulder posture.
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With Crayola Oil Pastels, draw your own portrait with an expression that reveals who you are. If you wish to make a dramatic portrait, use black paper. Exaggerate facial features that you think are the most definitive by enlarging them and making them more colorful. Fill in all areas of the portrait with color. Blend colors with a fingertip. Fill any open spaces with objects associated with your strengths and talents.
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