Creating a moodboard using magazines

Today in Sharon's seminar I had a lot of fun and I have learnt what a "moodboard" is. I didn't knew before and that's why I didn't even do my summer homework moodboard, but now I know and I can't wait to do more of these.

The task was to randomly pick a word from a dictinary and to be inspired by that word in order to create a moodboard according to what that work meant. My word was "odd" and I was really glad that this is the one I picked because I usually like odd stuff.

When doing a moodboard for a shooting/make-up session we have to consider the following:

• theme;
• think about the lighting;
• think about the styling;
• the model's pose;
• the model's facial expression;
• location;
• make-up and hair;
• key colour;
• background etc.

All these have to be indirectly explained through images by our moodboard. We can use text aswell but not tiny texts, big ones that can be seen.

I thought about a really lighten background and powerful light in general, wet hair and body, bright orange/red and green lips, messy hair and messy plum eye make-up, with sparkle all over the body. The model should look aggresive and strong. I thing that this can reflect, at least partially, the word "odd".

And here's how my moodboard turned up: