The Student Creative, developed by Adobe Education Leaders David S. Gran, Mike Skocko, and Matt Cauthron, encourages students to respond to creative challenges which push their creative and technical boundaries and share it with a global audience. The best work is compiled in a collection of digital and print books with all proceeds donated to the Jacaranda Foundation for AIDS orphans in Malawi.
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This project is deliberately open to interpretation and variation in order to accomodate various curriculums, media, and classroom time frames.
Create a modern interpretation of a classical or cultural myth.
How to Participate
- Tell us you're interested by commenting below or joining the Student Creative conversation here on the AEE
- View Professional and Student Examples
- Develop Possible Projects with your students
- Select Possible Media which supports your project ideas
- Submit your work by March 2013
Possible Projects
- Retell a classic myth that explains something about the modern world
- Create a work of art about a mythical creature that lives in your community
- Create a work of art about a modern gods
Possible Media
- Digital image/illustration using Photoshop or Illustrator
- Digital video using Premiere or another editing software
- Animation using After Effects, Flash, or other 2d/3d software
- Traditional art mediums captured with a good to high quality digital camera
Professional Examples
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Student Examples
- Watch Pandora's Box on Vimeo

Rob Schwartz
Posted on Nov 12, 2012 - Permalink
Seminole Ridge High in Florida is IN! :)
Matt Cauthron
Posted on Sep 29, 2012 - Permalink
Introducing the site for The Student Creative global collaborations!
Created by David S. Gran
John Doherty
Posted on Sep 10, 2012 - Permalink
What a great idea and I love the awesome examples in Mythos (Pro). I think images like this could also be used as inspiration for creative writing in the classroom.