An alternative is to make an abstract drawing of yourself or your family. There are several ways to interpret such drawings. First of all, artistic skill doesn't count but general demeanor and facial expression, such as strong or weak and happy or sad, are important. One of the best methods is to share your drawings with a friend or a group. Instead of drawing your own picture, another projective procedure is to make up a story to almost any picture with people in it.
Clinicians use a series of standard pictures called the Thematic Apperception Test.
Any picture will do. Make the story as good and dramatic as you can. Be sure to include how the people are feeling towards each other. You probably need to write the stories down, otherwise parts will be forgotten. Especially if the picture is vague or ambiguous, very different stories will be made up about it by different people.