A narrative tells a story, whether if it’s
a book or a painting. During the Renaissance, narrative paintings, mostly
religious based, were being created. As Bird states, they “usually either
present a new slant on a story already familiar…or employ well-established
visual conventions to an unfamiliar story”.
I could see my students making narrative
comic books at the start of the year are an icebreaker and a way for the
students to get to know each other and feel comfortable talking about personal
situations in class. What if I used a narrative to show the creation through
the distractions of a building? What if my students look a story they wrote
from class and turned it the “climatic moment” of their story into a drawing or
painting?
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