Emmarie and Kenna were finished in about 5 minutes. Avery took about 30...
Here is Avery's self-portrait. McKenna's is above Ave's. I took McKenna's splint off for this activity. Over the last 2 days, we've realized how much she uses her right hand. She can't
- write
- color
- draw on the chalkboard
- use scissors
- go to the bathroom
- fix her hair
- feed the dog
Another thought on self-portraits. We spent time today looking at Picasso's self-portrait vs. a photo of Picasso. How they were similar, how they were different. Which got me to thinking. How do we view ourselves? Is it different than a camera would view us? And what about the heart? The inner-self portrait? Do we think of ourselves the way others think of us? Oh, this is too deep for this late in the afternoon...
1 comment:
I can definitely relate to seeing myself differently in my head than how I actually do look IRL, especially after seeing a picture of myself. I usually have prettier, lighter colored hair and weigh 20 less pounds when I picture myself in my head. I try to remind myself that God looks @ the heart. That's a very hard concept to accept as a woman, especially living in America. And I live in Kansas! I can't imagine living on the west coast or NY! BTW, Avery did a great job on her self-portrait!--AUNT MARLA
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