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How do you arrange your moodboards?
Do you use some special software, or just whatever comes at hand , from paper to paint and photoshop? Feb 26 13 07:53 am Link Alejandro Crespo wrote: i would tear things out of magazines / print images from online. Feb 26 13 08:37 am Link Just whatever is handy. Sometimes it's just a folder on my phone or laptop or I'll lay out a quick montage to print a few hard copies on crappy 8.5x11 paper. Just something to have around. Feb 26 13 08:38 am Link I have always done so on foam core boards or on a 4'x8' white board that I have. I've recently tried using a moodboard app for the iPad, but I still getting used to it. I do use Evernote with shared notebooks to communicate with a team, and make pdf files I can drop into it. Recently started using Penultimate and Skitch to compliment that. If you haven't heard of Evernote google it - it's a free app that runs on your desktop and mobile devices and keeps everything synced up. I did get the premium version, which costs a little, but not much. But, for me, at some point it always comes down to the physical:  Feb 26 13 08:52 am Link I use pinterest! And, it's easy to share to the rest of the crew. Feb 26 13 12:49 pm Link photoshop moodboards to share with talent and crew Feb 26 13 12:52 pm Link DennisRoliffPhotography wrote: Just an FYI, if all of those images are not yours, you might have useage/attribution issues... Feb 26 13 02:33 pm Link Robert Jewett wrote: so ripping images of a magazine and gluing them together on a board to show your team members in a meeting would bring usage attribution issues? Feb 26 13 02:37 pm Link Robert Jewett wrote: Angie Borras wrote: No, it wouldn't. Neither does putting together a moodboard with images referenced on google to share with crew or talent. Pay no attention to the man behind the MM curtain. Feb 26 13 03:05 pm Link paint, or pinterest Feb 26 13 03:07 pm Link DennisRoliffPhotography wrote: Tearing them out for private viewing among team members is one thing, having them on your website (promoting a commercial enterprise) is another. Feb 27 13 03:22 pm Link deleted, not relevant Feb 27 13 03:47 pm Link Normally I setup a moodboard on pinterest, post some shots that I like and fit the theme. The great thing about pinterest is its a collaboration tool so people in the team can contribute their ideas. Feb 28 13 02:36 am Link I have a folder on my computer with thousands of inspirational images. I usually comb through it and pull relevant images, then arrange them in bridge. But since making a PDF in bridge is sort of rudimentary, I usually build them page-by-page in photoshop with images and explanatory text, then merge those files into a PDF in bridge. Complete pain in the ass, haha! I've heard several people mention Pinterest, and I still have no idea what it is, but that word popped up in my dreams last night so I'm going to take it as a sign and look into it! Feb 28 13 07:34 pm Link |
