Visual Journaling

For one week, create a daily visual journal entry and craft a narrative around each visual.

In a visual journal, imagistic documentation takes precedence over written words. This could be photographs, sketches, collages, or other visual media. Every day for a week, students will create a visual entry and pen down a narrative that explains it. This activity helps students explore the interconnected narratives that arise from the bombardment of visuals we encounter daily.