Throwback to 2015-03-04. Moodboards
I think moodboards were popular when I was in middle school. To make a moodboard you have to have a certain picture editing program (I use photoshop) and some random pictures. Then you just throw all the stuff that is relevant to you at that time in one collage and boom, you're done. For me moodboard making naturally developed into a form of procrastination that I enjoy a lot. I got ill today and while wasting my time on the Internet, I remembered Tavi Genvinson's blog The Style Rookie and her internet magazine Rookie Mag (although three issues are released in reality and I'm more than hopeful to get my hands on them one day). I was really into her work when I was in my freshman and sophmore years but after a while I kind of forgot about it. And that was a huge mistake, because everything that's written in Rookie is life changing. You won't understand until you check it, so I strongly suggest you to do it. It helped me to form as a person, to ...