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Dust Bound Mood Board

January 7, 2018January 29, 2018 Clementine Fraser

S Parishkov photographer Blackbird crop

toa-heftiba-84798 street embrace

sensei-minimal-415198 looming cloud

man in tunnel for merlin

Apocalypse mood board 1 shutterstock_260176034

Apocalypse mood board 2shutterstock_153188285

kunj-parekh-392037 dust

Apocalypse mood board 4shutterstock_604080353

Apocalypse Mood Board 5shutterstock_105436631

Apocalypse Mood Board 6shutterstock_102838766

Apocalypse Moodboard 3shutterstock_557128531

pablo-heimplatz-275438 kiss

Chosen One 1

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aziz-acharki-196320

aaron-mello-142044 misty woman

New Age by PlaceboFX on deviantART apocalypse survivor

DUST LANDSCAPE

paranormal couple on top of city

yosh-ginsu-146166 the dust

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nails on wall

paranormal night group bridge

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naletu-469748 apolcalypse

andrew-amistad-70863 apocalypse

blackbird_iii_by_sergey_parishkov-dbdveip

Mood board and inspiration for current Work in Progress – Dust Bound.

All images from Shutterstock and Unsplash

Published by Clementine Fraser

I am an award winning author of fantasy and romance novels, a history teacher, and caffeine fiend. View all posts by Clementine Fraser

4 thoughts on “Dust Bound Mood Board”

floatinggold says:

January 8, 2018 at 6:52 am

Enticing.

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1. Clementine Fraser says:
  
  January 9, 2018 at 12:00 am
  
  Thanks 🙂 It’s hard to find the exact images to match what’s in my head but these certainly help with inspiration.
  
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  1. floatinggold says:
    
    January 9, 2018 at 3:06 am
    
    I never really worked with visual boards before, but after seeing this, I see how it can be helpful in thinking of new things and holding them for longer than a second.
    
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  2. Clementine Fraser says:
    
    January 9, 2018 at 10:12 am
    
    I have vision boards on Pinterest and when I get stuck I browse through them. Its the feelings they evoke rather than whatever is actually happening that I find so inspiring, and having them there means I can add to them or revisit them whenever. Plus it’s fun to collate them 🙂
    
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