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My notes on What I've learned making MoodBoards
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I'm really interested in learning how to make better moodboards. I used Adobe Spark for awhile but the free version pasted watermarks all over everything. So now I just try to do what I can with CSP. If you don't mind, I have a few questions.
Where do you source your professional-looking stock images from?
How do you find images with the colors and vibe you are looking for?
Are you manipulating the colors in PS to make them more cohesive or keeping them as-is?
Where do you source your professional-looking stock images from?
How do you find images with the colors and vibe you are looking for?
Are you manipulating the colors in PS to make them more cohesive or keeping them as-is?
for the best images: Stock Photo Websites are your best friend, I use multiple but here's one recommendation: istockphoto.com
its great to find the right colors to begin with, but more likely then not you will have to individually manipulate each image to match up colors, and there's lots of tricks and shortcuts to do that
You can see in my notes that i used some images over and over again, with different manipulations
So given that, color should be secondary on your hunt for images, give yourself lots of options and play with how they stand together side by side first
its great to find the right colors to begin with, but more likely then not you will have to individually manipulate each image to match up colors, and there's lots of tricks and shortcuts to do that
You can see in my notes that i used some images over and over again, with different manipulations
So given that, color should be secondary on your hunt for images, give yourself lots of options and play with how they stand together side by side first
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