2. Lesson Goals
Understand where mood boards are used in planning
Know how to select relevant assets for a mood board
Be able to create a non-digital mood board
#relevant
#assets
3. Understand the use of mood boards
Create a non-digital mood board
Mood Boards
A mood board is used to visually illustrate
the direction a new idea or concept for a
project may take.
This could be identifying something basic
such as the colour scheme you intend to
use for the final project.
Any assets can be used as long as they are
relevant in some way to the theme:
Colour
Shape
Style
#relevant
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9. Understand the use of mood boards
Create a non-digital mood board
Your Task
In groups of two or three, create a mood
board making use of a range of relevant
assets.
Your mood board should clearly show an
overall style that matches your theme.
Your mood board will be scanned into your
own folder and it may include things like:
Photos
Colours
Fabrics
#relevant
#assets
10. Key Words
Mood Board
Visually illustrate the direction a
new idea or concept may take.
Asset
An object or thing (often images)
that can be used in a mood board.
Relevant
Something that is connected closely
or appropriate for the theme.
