Storytelling

What Scares You? Phobia-Inspired Visual Storytelling

By Megan Bellucci, posted on Sep 29, 2026

In my 2D art class, students in grades ten through twelve have the opportunity to expand on their artistic journey. While they learn more advanced creative techniques, they also begin to think more abstractly with their artwork. One way to get students thinking differently in the art room is to assign a project that allows them to creatively problem-solve and tell a story. This could be a fun alternative to a Halloween project during the month of October.

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