LadySeshiiria

This should say Art and Writing Level UP Plan (The Hero Chronicles) Part 2 but the titles don't allow for too much length. Part 1 here: Right now with everything currently going on in life despite the covid19 "quarantine or stay in side effort being somewhat over in most places, (at the time of writing this) they might be re-instating it here. You would think there would be time for everything under the sun but that isn't really the case as I am having to care for a family, and home school a child, and deal with other personal/financial, and community problems. My schedule is fairly inflexible and tight at the moment but I can hope for some relief and for the better. This content is supposed to talk about time management and a plan to create and make things happen. It would seem with everything going on in my life I can not create a solid plan to stick too, or a schedule as I'm having to constantly adapt to dealing with new burdens, also why this part has been delayed. So while

I think were going to chat about mood boards today. If you've never heard of a mood board or at least never used one for your projects, it might be a great tool to start utilizing for a more polished and methodical feel to your end results. To be hones, I never really used mood boards until recently at least not outside of a school or classroom setting. I only viewed them at tools for interior decorating and fashion design class. I hadn't really put the connection towards art, and designing characters, costumes, or even world spaces. I think because I was just busy doing my own thing in that department. It can be a mega powerful tool, but there are definitely rules to mood boarding. Copyright laws in particular especially need to be taken into account, fair use, commercial use, personal use, references etc... Not only rules but there are also many ways to build mood boards, good way and bad ways. So what is a mood board exactly? Mood boards in an interior design and fashion