On Pinterest, we save images that make our eyes sparkle, and we always end up transforming the virtual board into a physical one too. We pin them to the wall and use them for inspiration for new products, colors, and photos for the brand (besides being a beautiful decoration for the office).
Cool tips for creating your moodboard in real life!
- Define the color that conveys your current mood. Make it the dominant color to make your board visually appealing.
- Unleash your creativity by looking for items to illustrate: print your favorite images, cut out magazine or newspaper clippings, pin fabric scraps with patterns you love, find inspiring quotes... Anything goes!
- To print images: it's important to print on paper of a higher quality than regular copy paper so that it's resistant when you pin it to the wall or board. Here, we use 120gsm matte coated paper.
I've chosen my inspirations, now what?
Organize the images to select which ones will actually go on the board. Have "anchor images," which are your favorites and larger, so that the other smaller ones can accompany them.
Choose between printing and cutting out images to freely attach them, or create an online layout – sites like GoMoodboard can help you – and then print everything ready-made.
The base of your board is up to your discretion, depending on the environment. We've brought some examples:
The most interesting thing about leaving the images more "loose" is being able to change them whenever you want.
If you have any questions, leave a comment below, and if you already have a moodboard, tell me about it
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Só queria que vc dividisse cmg as imagens todas fofineas que usou ali em cima 💕 Obrigada por postar… Terei que criar um para faculdade e seu texto me ajudou mto 😍
Parabéns a toda equipe megmeg vocês arrasam 💕