A moodboard is a visual response to your theme and mindmap.mindmap.
Your moodboard should help you explore your theme visually. It should not be filled with random images or treated as a 'filler page'.
If nothing else your moodboard should give a 'flavour' of what your project might be like or suggest vibe we might expect.
You might choose to start your project with a moodboard.
A strong moodboard usually includes a variety of images
You might include:
photographs (your own or online images)
recycled materials
colour references
artworks
potential productd
cut-outs from magazines or newspapers
If it's relevant, you might even include bits and pieces like ticket stubs or postcards.
You might choose to work by hand. Consider whether you will tear the images or cut them neatly. Could you add something real? like scraps of wallpaper, or stamps
Or you might choose to work digitally (using tools like Canva or Powerpoint). If you work digitally, make sure you set up the page size correctly.