1. Expand your creativity Story and art Elena Bozzi EDU 290 11 October 2010

2. Here’s What: Study a bit of lore Create a piece of art inspired by your research Write a story or poem deriving from your bit of art

4. Why is this interesting to you?

5. Is your topic logical to research?

6. Too specific, too general?

8. What do you know already? When was your topic most popular? Where did your topic come from? What factors have affected your topic? What is it like modernly? So on and so forth questions

10. http://www.americanfolklore.net/

11. http://www.contemplator.com/america/

12. http://www.earthclinic.com/remedies.html

14. An example Noche de Muertos, Ute Hagen

15. Another example

16. consider Different mediums say different things Paint Collage Charcoal Pencil Marker Sculpture

17. Research + Inspirational Art = Story^3 We are going to be working on details, and a concrete piece of art can provide a visual reference to enhance our writing. Our research will help base our stories on real practices, thus adding another aspect to our creative forces. Now, let’s begin writing…

18. Prewrite Make a character sketch: What am I like? Make a List Outline I. A. a. b. c. WEB

19. Timeline Research Due: (insert date) Art Piece Due: (insert date) Story Due I: (insert date)(because we may need to revise) Story Due II: (insert date)

21. Everything is cited properly (pass/fail, I will help along the way)

22. Artwork is thought out and represents research (30 points)

23. Story shows signs of planning and revision (30 points)