The Storify Project Paper

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Recommended: Beauty and understanding the self

The Storify project added a component to the course that was very beneficial: the ability to collaborate with others to create a vivid and varied work of art. Through the project, I got to explore my own perception of my given topic- beauty- and the minds of many of my peers. Overall, the Storify project allowed me to learn more about the different ways people view beauty and look at and study art. With each assignment, I tried to add at least one image that related to my interests or values. The first called for me to provide images that relate to my topic. The first image I contributed to my Storify board was nothing special. I posted an image of a bubble and wrote how beauty can be found in simple things; it’s true, but a cliché. The next

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