Mood Board

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Movie Night 


Police Station


Flower Garden


Fair Day



My four mood boards are a movie night, police station, flower garden, and a fair day. My first choice of a movie night was because I enjoy going out at night with my family whenever it is possible since I believe family is everything and we should enjoy a day of happiness together since most of the time everyone is working and busy. My second mood board is what usually goes on at a police station, now this is seen in all cities and it’s important to keep us and our family save, the job they do is extremely important. My third mood board is a family at a flower garden enjoying each other as we should always take the small things for granted because not everyone is lucky to have one. My last mood board is a fair day, I choose it to show people that having fun and living life is healthy and important for our mental and physical health. When people see my mood boards, I went them to feel happiness with what their eyes are seeing and be thankful for the lives each person has.


 

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