Look at books, magazines, Internet, etc. Look at books, magazines, Internet, etc

Look at books, magazines, Internet, etc.

• Look at books, magazines, Internet, etc.

• Pick one you can reasonably replicate.

• Some IMPORTANT guidelines:

• There must be a person in the photograph/painting
• No nudity or scantily dressed people
• No obscene gestures
• No violence

Some criteria

• Some criteria

• Write in third person POV
• Write at least 10 lines
• Your poem DOES NOT have to rhyme

• Suggestion (Optional)

• You may use a poem format as a guide (next slides)

Line 1: Your character’s first name

• Line 1: Your character’s first name

• Line 2: Four words to describe your character

• Line 3: Related to…

• Line 4: Lover of… (three ideas/people)

• Line 5: Who feels… (three ideas)

• Line 6: Who needs… (three ideas)

• Line 7: Who gives… (three ideas)

• Line 8: Who fears… (three ideas)

• Line 9: Who would like to see…

• Line 10: Lives…

• Line 11: Your character’s last name

Line 1: Name

• Line 1: Name

• Line 2: Born in

• Line 3: Child of

• Line 4: Lived in

• Line 5: Learned

• Line 6: Overcame

• Line 7: Worked as

• Line 8: Challenged by

• Line 9: [Statement of personal insight]

• Line 10: Always

• Line 11: Never

• Line 12 Remembered as

Take a picture of yourself as a subject in the photograph/painting.

• Take a picture of yourself as a subject in the photograph/painting.

• Some IMPORTANT guidelines:

• You must be in the photograph/painting
• No nudity or scantily dressed people
• No obscene gestures
• No violence
• Do not put yourself in danger

Some considerations:

• Some considerations:

• You may want to use photoshop.
• You may want your replicated photograph to look just like the original photograph/painting (down to the details).
• OR
• You may want to change something about your replicated photograph from the original photograph/painting.
• Modernize it
• Change the setting
• Change the clothes

Some criteria

• Some criteria

• Write in first person POV (“I”)
• Write at least 10 lines
• Your poem DOES NOT have to rhyme

• Suggestion (Optional)

• You may use a poem format as a guide (next slide)

I am (two special characteristics)

• I am (two special characteristics)

• I wonder (something you are actually curious about)

• I hear (an imaginary sound)

• I see (an imaginary sight)

• I want (an actual desire)

• I am (the first line of the poem restated)

• I pretend (something you actually pretend to do)

• I feel (a feeling about something imaginary)

• I touch (an imaginary touch)

• I worry (something that really bothers you)

• I cry (something that makes you very sad)

• I am (the first line of the poem repeated)

• I understand (something you know is true)

• I say (something you believe in)

• I dream (something you actually dream about)

• I try (something you really make an effort about)

• I hope (something you actually hope for)

• I am (the first line of the poem repeated)

What is the title of the work?

• What is the title of the work?

• Who is the artist?

• How many pictures did you look at before you chose the one you did?

• Why did you select the photograph that you did?

• What changes did you make to the original picture?

• Do you think you created a different mood than the original picture?

• Which poem did you have a more difficult time writing?

• Who was your photographer? What were their thoughts on the project?

Title of the Project

• Title of the Project
• Photograph/painting
• Poem about photograph/painting
• Replicated photograph
• Poem about replication
• Questions about the process

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