If you are coming along for the first time, From The Mood Board To The Finished Product is a series where creatives of several disciplines share their initial inspiration reflected on a mood board up to the final product, collection, blog, etc. Today we'd like to introduce you to British textile designer Liss Cooke specializing in embroidery. 1// Can you describe briefly who …
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I am thrilled to announce that I am bringing this utterly creative and experimental workshop on Colour Alchimia to Barcelona in a few weeks! You know by now how much I get inspired and draw information from the Salone del Mobile. It gets even more exciting when I meet people to collaborate with. This is the case of Laura Daza who …
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One of the topics I explain in my masterclass is the difference between sample and mood boards and when and how to use which, and how to reduce a mood board to the simplest expression. The images of today's post made by the David Thulstrup Design Studio are perfect to talk about how essential it is to present a communication tool …
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We love blue and couldn't be happier when creating the Color Inspiration No. 7 matching with this announcement: But there is more news to it: the world's newest shade of blue, a brilliantly bright, durable pigment called YInMn blue, has been licensed for commercial use, is already in the hands of some artists and was the inspiration for a new Color …
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I do not write a mood board workshop review after every single masterclass but absolutely wanted to share the fab mood boards that came out of the last masterclass! And I'd love to give you a first sneak peak on a upcoming trend I am publishing soon. Below you see the trend board on TIME OUT Spring /Summer 2017 I …
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Today I'd like to introduce you to a very well structured mood board that had been submitted during our three-month mood board challenge on at{mine}. On submitting your mood board you could receive a free tips&tricks assessment from my part, and I am happy to share with you today the work of the May winner. I've known Hege Morris for a few years now …
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