Mood board and mindmap
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The document provides guidance on creating a mood board and mind map. A mood board is a visual representation using colors, textures, images and words to convey a specific mood, theme or concept. A mind map organizes information in a radial, graphical manner around a central key word or idea that branches out into major themes which are then further divided.
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