10 Amanda 

after we received our printed picture, we had to trace out everything with a pencil, facial features, hair, neck, shirt and even glasses

we were given carbon paper and instructed to trace out everything, like the first step. we put our printed picture on top, followed by carbon paper and an empty piece of paper. after the tracing,  the end result we got is the paper on top

using the carbon paper again, we repeated the steps onto cardboard, this time excluding the hair. after doing so, we had to cut out our head, ears and shoulders, basically becoming an egg with a face

we traced out our facial feature from carbon paper to cardboard of our choice to paste on our face. we used different coloured carboards to show the different shades and shadows. Ms ng helped me cut out the glasses and it seems quite hard so I'm glad I didn't have to do it (thanks queen!!)

in order to have multiple hairstyles, we made a hair backing to paste different cardboard hairstyles onto it with a velcro. we traced out our head and drew another outline 1cm in on cardboard and cut it out. Then we pasted it onto the back of our heads with glue 

after we have our hair backing, we designed our hair to our choice. i choose to use a smooth brown paper and adjust my hair texture to my liking. Ms Ng taught me how to curl my hair using a pen so i did so for the ends and my fringe

after im done with my face, i moved on to my clothing. i liked the fact that i was given the freedom to design. i used  simple cardboard as a singlet and added an awfully chocolate box i got from ms ng to decorate my shirt. I added miffy from a sticker pack and added 'sparkles' of different colours 

the last two steps were simple. We used velcro stickers to paste our face into our body and added a stand at the back. TADA this is my cardboard self portrait