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Santa is a round and jolly figure, so many of the outlines you will begin with are done by drawing circles and ovals. Draw a circle toward the top of your paper. Create another horizontal oval underneath for the neck and beard. Draw your oval shape so that it intersects your first circle. The top of the oval should be about halfway up the circle for the head. Add guidelines for the face. Draw a horizontal line down the center of your circle and a horizontal line across. The horizontal line should be at the same level as the top of your oval. These lines will help you space out the eyes and form the nose. Add two more horizontal lines near the bottom of your circle for the mouth. Use a pencil for the outlines. Draw lightly so you can easily erase any mistakes and the outlines later. The first circle should intersect the bottom oval on Santa's head. The top of it should be at the same height as your bottom horizontal face line. Your second circle should be bigger than your first one and intersect it. The top of this circle should reach the middle of your first body circle. The top of your two circles will be Santa's chest. Keep it round and make it slightly wider than his head. The bottom of your two circles is Santa's belly. Make it about one and a half times larger than the circle for the chest. To draw Santa's arms, you want to draw two fat ovals for each arm. The shoulders should start about where the lower oval for Santa's face and his chest meet. His hands are two circles with three fat zig-zags for the fingers, and an upside-down "U" shape for the thumbs. He should look like a snowman at this point. It's ok if the ovals for the arms overlap the circle you drew for the chest. You'll eventually erase your intersecting lines and make Santa look more three-dimensional. Drawing Santa's legs is very similar to drawing his arms. Draw two shorter, fat ovals for each leg extending down from his belly. Then add two ovals for the feet. Santa is a little top heavy, meaning that his upper body is bigger than his lower body. Try to make sure that your ovals aren't longer than the rest of his body. When drawing the legs, start the top ovals, the thighs, at a wider point, closer to the outside of Santa's belly. Then angle the legs in just a little bit.

summary: Outline Santa's head. Draw two large circles for the body. Add the arms and hands. Draw Santa's legs.

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If you have an event during which pictures will be taken coming up, and you're nervous your pictures will come out looking stiff, take some time to practice your smile beforehand. Look in the mirror and find your best angle and the right amount of teeth to show. Don't forget to smile with your eyes, too. When you find a smile you love, notice how it feels on your face, so you can replicate it at will. If you're worried that the expression on your face in pictures tends to look fake, pay attention to how it feels next time your face cracks into a genuine smile - like when someone is making you laugh, or your favorite comedy is cracking you up. Ask yourself the following questions that will help you "memorize" the way your authentic smile feels: What feelings are flooding your brain when you flash a real smile? See if you can recreate those when you're in front of the camera. What position is your face naturally taking? If possible, glance in the mirror before your smile fades and make a mental note of what your genuine smile looks like. When it's time to get your picture taken, try to recreate the facial positioning that come together to create your most winning smile. If your eyes tend to be half-closed in pictures, try a little trick to help you look wide-eyed and alert. Just before the photographer takes your picture, let yourself blink for a full second or two before opening your eyes and smiling. You'll be less likely to give in to the urge to blink when the flash goes off. If your teeth are a little dull, there's quick fix to try that requires no preparation: just before you smile, run your tongue over your teeth to wet them. Teeth that are a little shiny will look brighter than dry teeth. The gloss will keep your smile from looking dull. Some makeup artists actually advise rubbing a little vaseline over the front of the teeth to keep them looking smooth and shiny throughout the photo session. If you're worried about the way you look, chances are that negative emotion is going to show up in your smile. You'll end up looking tense and strained instead of natural and happy. Next time you're posing for the camera, ignore the photographer's encouragement to say cheese, and go to your own "happy place." Instead of thinking about how awkward your face must look, think about something that you can't help but smile about. Your positive feelings will shine through, brightening your smile.

summary: Practice in the mirror. Feel out an authentic smile. Blink before smiling. Wet your teeth before you smile. Don't think too much about how you look.

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American Girl has an active rewards program. You can earn one point for each $1.00 spent online or in their stores. For each 200 points, you receive $10.00 in rewards. Their rewards program is capped at receiving $50.00 in rewards each month. You can sign up for American Girl's rewards program online or in stores. Go to http://www.americangirl.com/shop/. Click on the "sale" tab on the menu bar. American Girl has a wide variety of dolls and accessories on sale directly on their website. If buying a new American Girl doll is too expensive, consider buying a gently used doll. Second hand dolls can be found online at websites like Amazon or Ebay. You might even get lucky and find a doll at a local yard sale or thrift store. Second hand dolls may not always be cheaper. The retired dolls can have a significant markup in price. You can purchase American Girl dolls and accessories for significantly cheaper around Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and immediately following Christmas. They also have minor sales often surrounding holidays throughout the year. Sign up for American Girl's e-newsletter to get the latest information about sales.
summary: Sign up for their rewards program. Search for sales on their website. Buy the doll second hand. Make purchases during popular sales.