Task 1- Artistic Vision

Task 1- Artistic Vision- Ci: identify an artistic intention
Artistic intention simple means your ideas vision for your work in this case your Rhyme
Outline ideas for Rhyme with imaginative characters and plot lines
Create a brainstorm or mind map like the diagram shown below to complete these activities



A) PLOT- type the heading in the middle and come up with plots, events that are key to the story that you would like to include in your Revolting Rhyme
B )CHARACTERS- type the heading in middle then come up with characters you would like 








A )PLOT   
CINDERELLA 
Cinderella the most beautiful Stella , start to feeling sad coz her father died and she need to stay with her Ugly sisters, who lock her in the House. One day Cinderella wished to Magic Fairy go to the Palace Ball for a Party and she lost her shoes there.  The prince start to looking her around the Kingdom , looking in every house  testing to every one for the  correct size like the shoe than he had
Finally, the prince found the person , who had the correct size and they stay happy forever.


B)  CHARACTERS Cinderella, Magic Fairy, Ugly sisters, Prince. 





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