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Topic Brainstorm

Love Stories:
I'm a sucker for romance so this was immediately the first topic I thought of. Usually if I read or watch anything if it doesn't even have a little bit of romance in it I don't really like it. It would be great to read these love stories and re imagine them or tell them in a different perspective.
Epic Love Stories: An Opera Adventure

Traveling India:
I've been to India a couple of times before, but the last time I went was about ten years ago so I don't remember much. So exploring India this way might be a fun way to remember things, and explore new places.
Visit Us, A Country With A Past

Divine Iconography:
Divine iconography would be an interesting topic to explore because symbolism is often very important in stories and archaeologically. It also seems to be a topic that most people don't chose, as shown by the lack of examples. This makes it an intriguing topic to explore because no one else has.
This topic is also the one I have the least experience with so it would be interesting to learn some new things.
Ganesha Iconography

Ganesha:
This topic i'm more familiar with than the others. Growing up Ganesha has been one of the gods I've been exposed to the most, and so exploring more about him and expanding my knowledge about him would be something I would like to do.
Stories of an Elephant-headed God 

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