You’ve probably heard of moodboards or have an idea of their usefulness, but do you know how important they are for developing a campaign or creating a brand?
A moodboard is an inspiration board that gathers various visual elements and helps define the creative concept of each project.
Among the various advantages of creating a moodboard, we can highlight the following:
- Visual clarity: provides a clear visual representation of the project, making it easier to understand and interpret the defined concept. This ensures the same vision from start to finish.
- Efficient communication: more than defining a creative direction for the project, this is a way to ensure that all involved parties (designers and clients, for example) are aligned with the brand and/or campaign objectives.
- Creative guidance: ensures the consistency of visual elements, guaranteeing project coherence and aiding in making informed creative decisions at all stages of the process.
This is an example of a moodboard, designed and created for the development of a new visual identity:
This semantic panel gathers images, colors, patterns, icons, sketches, fonts, and phrases that helped define the new image of Surforma.
As you can see, this is a source of inspiration that, even though created at the beginning of the project, will be fundamental in maintaining brand communication coherence in all its phases.
At Blisq, moodboards play a crucial role in creating new creative concepts: they inspire, align, and communicate ideas effectively, contributing to a more fluid and successful creative process.
P.S.: Nevertheless, make sure that your brand’s moodboard is regularly updated to align with trends and market changes.
Apr'24