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Self-Portrait


Create a self-portrait that is done by looking at your reflection in an unusual reflective surface – in other words, something other than a normal mirror. This could be a metal appliance (toaster, blender), a computer monitor, a broken or warped mirror, etc. 

​or

Create a self-portrait that expresses a specific mood. Think about the effects of color and how its’ use can help to convey the individual mood. You may use any style (realism, cubism, expressionism, etc.). Do some research online or at area museums about different artist’s self-portraits and the styles and techniques they used to create them. 

​This does not have to be a realistic, accurate and stuffy drawing of yourself.  Be creative! 
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You may use any media you choose. 

 Mrs. Wood's Self Portraits  Pinterest Page
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