Few stories in art history are more heart wrenching than Frida Kahlo’s, as a  
  child she was disabled with polio for some time, later in 1925 when Frida was
  only eighteen years old she was seriously injured in a bus crash which left
  her in severe pain for most of her life. A promising medical student before
  the crash, Frida painted from her bed during her slow and arduous recovery was forced to undergo painful and multiple surgeries.

I can draw a person’s eyes by including all the parts of the eye in my drawing; the iris, the pupil, the top eyelid, the bottom eyelid, the eyebrow, and the eyelash.

Puedo dibujar los ojos de una persona incluyendo todas las partes del ojo en mi dibujo; el iris, la pupila, el párpado superior, el párpado inferior, la ceja y la pestaña.

I can draw a person’s nose and lips by looking at the basic shapes of the objects and practice sketching them in my sketchbook.
Puedo dibujar la nariz y los labios de una persona mirando las formas básicas de los objetos y practico dibujarlos en mi cuaderno de bocetos.

I can draw a person’s face by drawing all the parts of the face together. 

I can detail my drawing by adding the small parts of the animal to my drawing.

Puedo detallar mi dibujo agregando las partes pequeñas del animal a mi dibujo.

I can pattern my drawing by adding repeating lines, shapes or designs to my drawing.

I can color my drawing by carefully and slowly filling the shapes with even strokes of color.
Puedo colorear mi dibujo rellenando cuidadosa y lentamente las formas con trazos uniformes de color.