I traced the highlight and contour areas of my face portrait based on the lighting in the background and shadows on my face. 

I traced the outline of my face portrait on A4 drawing paper using carbon paper.

I traced out my different facial features onto a piece of cardboard using carbon paper.

For today's lesson, I cut out different features of my face including the highlight and contour areas and pasted them onto my cut-out face frame using glue. Afterwards, I cut out my hair backing and stuck my face frame onto it.

I used a different textured cardboard and cut out my hair. However, I found this hairstyle very unappealing as it was stiff and rigid looking.

I then tried a different hairstyle, and liked it a lot more than the previous one. 

In this picture, I was curling the layers of my hair using a brown-colored piece of paper, to make it look more realistic and textured.

Thus, this was the final product of my finished hairstyle. I was quite satisfied with the end result as i felt that it looked quite natural and suited my face frame more than the first hairstyle did.

For this lesson, I used a soft piece of cardboard with a design that I liked to cut out and make a shirt. I then added a few more details that I thought would make the shirt look less plain (as seen in the picture, I cut out a bird and a flower from the soft cardboard and pasted it onto the shirt design).

Next, I did the same thing using a different piece of soft cardboard. As soon as I saw this piece, I knew immediately that I wanted to make my second shirt with it as (fun fact) I love oreo/chocolate chip ice cream.

I felt that all the time and effort I put in to make these two shirts payed off as I was quite content with the end result of both shirts.

In this lesson, I cut out a few pairs of velcro strips to paste onto 1) my hair and hair backing, 2) my face frame and the original cardboard cut-out of my body and face and 3) my body and the two shirts that I made.

Lastly, I cut out a piece of regular cardboard and pasted two pieces of tape on it and connected it to the back of my head to create a stand for my artwork.