The document discusses initial plans for a mind map and mood board project. It asks about repetition in collected mood board images and influences on the final product. Specifically, it notes common elements like logos, illustrative art summarizing the content, and text placed over covers to indicate the issue's contents. The response explains that the mood board can inspire the final product through copying formats, layouts, and creative choices, and spurring new creative ideas.

1. Initial Plans
Matthew Burniston

2. Mind Map

3. Mind Map

4. Mind Map (Final)

5. Mood Board

6. Mood Board

7. Mood Board Analysis
Is there any repetition in the images you have collected?
Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood
– A big and bold logo at the top of the cover, often in white or whiter
tone.
– They have a piece of art that sums up in story behind the text.
– It has text placed out over the cover – to inform the audience what's
inside that issue.
How will your mood board influence your final product?
– Through my mood board I can use it to inspire my final product. From
this I can now copy both formats any layout but it can also inspire
creativity – e.g. I may see a creative choice that’s been done and steel
it.