The first project that peaked my interest was Fairytale Case Files: India. I’m pretty sure that I have
looked at the Myth and Folklore version of this project before. I think the set up for the storybook was
really well done, especially with referencing the other storybook and including
a link to one of the previous stories.
The Introduction itself was fantastic.
I loved how it made the connection to the previous storybook without
requiring you to read the other one. I
also liked how it was set in the Enchanted Forest and referenced India as a
foreign, mysterious land. The design of the storybook is great, with the darker
background and white text.
The next project that I found was Enchanted Museum. It kind of reminds me of one that I read in
the Myth and Folklore class, although that one was filled with mythical
birds. I really like that it uses the
Night at the Museum idea. I would never
have thought of using that as a way to retell some of the Indian Epics, but it
works really well. The overall design is
nice too, although some of the text is a bit hard to read due to the
color. I like the idea of using
different colors for the Indian tales, but some of them are just a little hard
on the eyes.
Finally, I found the CSI: Indian Epics storybook. I love the idea of continuing the theme from
a previous class, which is what I would like to try to do. The design for this storybook is really cool,
especially since it’s set up as a modern journal for a CSI agent. The yellow notebook paper lends the right
feel to the storybook. I personally
think that the introduction is a little lacking, but I like the idea of this
storybook.
Image from CSI: Indian Epics Introduction. Source: CSI: Indian Epics
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