Project #210

Time: 2-3 Class Periods
Difficulty: Moderate to Advanced
Cleanup: Soap & Water

Materials:

Corrugated Cardboard

Glue

Scissors or Craft Knife

Acrylic or Tempera Paints

Paintbrushes

Step 1
Cut a rectangle from a sheet of corrugated cardboard - our example is 8x7" . This will be the base for your portrait. The rest of the cardboard will be used to build up the portrait.
Step 2
Use one of the scrap pieces to cut a head shape. Attach several small pieces of cardboard to the back of the head so that it will stick out from the base, and glue to the base.
Step 3
Cut out a side view of the head and glue it to the original head shape.
Step 4
Cut out a side view of the forehead and attach with glue. Add cardboard to the back to make it stick out, if desired.
Step 5
Add a front view nose.
Step 6
Add a side view nostril to the front view nose.
Step 7
Continue adding eyes, lips, eyebrows, ears and other features from different points of view.
Step 8
Add final details from different view points, such as hair, jewelry, cheeks, eyelashes, etc.
Step 9
Paint the portrait with acrylic or tempera paints.