The failure-proof way to kick-start a mood board and gain clarity from the very first moment.
We need new ways of tactile communication.
We live in a moment of digital over-stimulation and need fun tools that help us find clarity.
You might have already created a few mood boards, the technique is not new to you. May be you work mostly with your intuition and would you like to improve your skills and work more strategically.
You are not only interested in learning composition techniques but do love the idea of presenting your board to an audience with a guide that gives you confidence.
THE 3-STEPS PROGRAM
The failure-proof way to kick-start a mood board and gain clarity from the very first moment.
Most people start moodboarding right away without planning on the message they want to transmit.
Learn how to mind-map your project before you start with a hands-on mood board process.
The road map is the base of the entire course and will help you draw conclusions and guide the design of your mood board.
THE 3-STEPS PROGRAM
These techniques will help you design a well-structured and easy-to-create mood board. We will have a special emphasis on color, too.
Have you ever wondered what’s the secret to a great looking mood board?
We will cover five techniques will help you to create an attractive storytelling and answer some of the following questions:
THE 3-STEPS PROGRAM
Get your client’s attention in a matter of seconds when communicating your work and presenting a tactile mood board.
You will learn an easy-to-practice formula that prepares you for your presentation so you can step into your meeting with confidence when showing and explaining your mood board.
In A Few Numbers Since 2016
Gudy Herder is the founder of the trend agency Eclectic Trends.
Structuring concepts are the backbone of any trend research, and the most used tool to gain clarity on a trend story is a haptic mood board.
In 2015, Gudy was invited to present mood boards at a trend agency in London. And though she had been moodboarding for two decades already, she felt like she wanted to improve her skills and find a more academic background for that presentation.
It came as a surprise that there was anything on the market that suited her needs. Mood boards had helped her, the team, and clients to gain clarity for years, so she decided to share her knowledge and design the first 4-hours workshop program.
This program has evolved into a business program where students worldwide fly in to spend one day in Barcelona. Companies such as Inditex, Mango, or Akzo Nobel are a few brands that send their teams to learn this technique during the one-day masterclass.
Gudy also teaches tailored content to creative teams at IKEA, Grohe, Mango, or the European Design Institute, among others.
Here go a few student remarks and why they believe
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Yes, Gudy talks with every student during the day. However, the is a limited number of seats to make this possible.
The online course covers the program of the one-day masterclass and offers a few additional features such as more composition techniques. It does not include the chance to work with Gudy one-on-one, do group exercises, or receive feedback from fellow students.
No, you don’t but it helps if you are familiar with the concept of what a mood board is. All we ask you is to have a project you can work with to practice the learnings. It doesn’t matter if it’s a real project you’re working on or not.