WorksheetsRO81 LO1 Mood boards
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which best describes a moodboard?
A collection of sample materials and products related to a topic
A rough drawing or sketch
A diagram to arrange thoughts around a central node
An illustration of a series of moving images
A type of moodboard created using software with images, graphics, text and other content
Physical
Collage
Digital
Analogue
A type of moodboard created on a noticeboard where images or samples are fixed.
Physical
Collage
Digital
Analogue
Which of these is the purpose of a moodboard?
To visually represent a sequence of movements or give ideas of scenes or shots
To plan a static image and give an idea of what the finished product may look like
To show the links between thoughts, ideas and different aspects of a topic.
To generate ideas by collecting materials/images that give a feel for the topic.
What content woud NOT included on a moodboard?
Images
Pictures of the finished product
Font styles
Customer Feedback
Colours
Copyrighted media (i.e. images and sounds) cannot be used in a moood board
TRUE
FALSE
Tick ALL the incorrect statements below (between 1 and 4)
Mood boards are used near the start of a design process
Mood boards include customer feedback
Mood boards require specialist software and have a specific layout
The finished product or design should look exactly like the original moodboard
Look at the image shown here and then select the statement or statements below that you think are correct
This is an example of a San-Serif font
This is an example of a Serif font
Fonts and typefaces should not be included on a moodboard
This font is likely to be used on moodboard used to create a design aimed at younger people
What can't a physical mood board contain?
Materials
Links to different websites
Images
Fonts and text
