WW1 Moodboard - CPAR 4th QTR

CPAR 4th QTR.
WRITTEN WORK 1
PREPARATION FOR THE FINAL PETA
GOAL:
To create a Style Sheet in preparation for your PETA.
IN Design Practice Proper they are called as:
MOOD BOARDS,
Design/Color Comps,
Concept ART, Compre, Study,
Pins and
Visual References
Our goal is to create an inventory of listings through pictures that we found in

Our house, room or local spaces that can be used to develop the style sheet for
This Written Work1.
FOR 4th QTR WRITTEN WORK1
Submit a PDF/Word Mood Board Base from your PETA Design based from your PETA of the 3rd QTR.
The 4th Quarter PETA is a motivating advocacy campaign entitled: “ Wear Your Culture” that
continues to promote the Philippine Art Motifs. And this time the designs are on the
fashionable fits of modern garments and wears.
But prior to that, you must create a WW1 to help narrow down your choices of patterns
and designs what will be on the WEARABLE ART you will you be expressing for the PETA
in Quarter 4.
What should be the content of your WW1? You have to identify, illustrate and draw on your mood boards the
following:
SUPPORT BASE – Garment/s and wearables you wish to decorate with indigenous motifs lifted from your
Mandala, such as caps, bonnets, hats; armbands, socks and shoes; shirts, blouses, shawls, vests and
jackets; pants, skirts, jeans and gowns
COLOR SCHEMES & DESIGN PATTERN – You can choose portions of the motifs from your Mandala or
the whole Mandala. Your illustration should show how the design on the garment should be organized.
Make sure that the color scheme, patterns and images in the mood board will be the same in the
upcoming Peta.
Hence, your illustrations on the mood board will be your guide for finalizing the Peta. Plan it well, the
support base; design colors, patterns and motifs; as well as lay-out and positionings of the WW1 and
Peta must be similar.
What support garments are not allowed? bikinis, underwear's, short-shorts, micro-mini skirts, tank shirts, sleeveless
muscle shirts, spaghetti straps, tubes, ankle socks, wrist bands, head bands, belts, jewelry, but because it’s a
pandemic face-mask is optional as long as it comes with a major garment, walking shorts and skirts with hemlines up
to the knees are allowed.
Is digital drawing allowed? You can submit hand and digital drawings for WW1. But the final Peta will not allow
digital printing and machine transfers.
Besides the indigenous images, patterns and colors, can we include other designs? You can include the tag-line,
“Wear Your Culture” for added contemporized hip appeal, and nothing more outside from your Mandala. Please make
sure that the fonts of the tag-line follows the main mood designs.
INDICATE THE SUPPORT BASE, MOTIF, MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES AND TYPE OF MOOD BOARD
YOU PLAN TO USE FOR THE FINAL PETA:
Example A:
Support Base – Jeans
Motif – Tboli Tnalak Butterfly and Flower Buds
Media – acrylic and textile pant on white bleached denim
Technique – bleaching, hand painting, rubber stamping
Mood Board - Marketing
Example B:
Support Base – Sun Hat
Motif – Yakan diamond and linear twirls
Media – colorful cloth patches, needle and threads
Technique – sewing and embroidery
Mood Board - Fashion
Example C:
Support Base – long sleeves shirt with round neck
Motif – Cordilliera Tattoo of palay grains and stalks
Media – textile paint, beads and bone, and string plastic straws
Technique – applique and silk-screen printing
Mood Board - Symbolic
Tip 1 – Plan with AVAILABLE and allowed wearable arts to be used for your PETA.
Don’t hesitate to consult your teacher for added Wearable Fashion

Items, that were not included in the suggested list.
Tip 2. Scheme and Analyze the colors and how you will apply them to your Mandala or
details of the Mandala
Tip 3. Draft the layout, the colors, on a separate working paper if necessary
before presenting them on the mood board
Do the styles and colors represent you or my temporary state of being?
SAMPLE OF COLOR PALETTE
SAMPLE ART MATERIALS TO BE USED

Tip 4. prioritize used or old garments and wearables
for support-base.
Tip 5. you are encouraged to use recycled materials

and surpluses
Tip 6. Here are some other techniques that you

might want to employ for planning the final Peta:
painting, stamping, silk screen printing, lino printing,
dying and resist dying, patching, sewing,
embroidery, applique, bead works, studding, etc….
You can also combine materials and techniques.
What are the types of mood boards?
Marketing Mood
Board Approach
Where the consideration
Is to envisioning the
Trends base on age,
Social trends and
lifestyle
Mood Board for Fashion Design:
Metaphoric
Symbolism
Approach
Sporty
Palette
On muted
shades
What are the submission requirements for WW1?
Page 1.
Picture of your Mandala design from last Quarter 3 Peta with highlights motifs of your choice for Quarter 4 Peta
Page 2.
The main mood board showing the
a) chosen images from Quarter 3 Peta
b) new design with organized layout on the support-base
c) color scheme
d) optional tagline
Page 3.
Summary outline of the plan for the final Peta
a) Support Base – garment or wearable
b) Motif – indigenous accents and patterns
c) Media – materials
d) Technique – how to apply and use the materials
e) Mood Board – type and tone of the artwork
You can also include a narrative explanation of your plan with not more than five sentences.
Submission ID and Deadline/s
Submit your PDF/Word File at Bboard with the filename details on every page:
Studentsurname Name_WW1_4thQtrCpar
Aniar Eugene_WW1_4thQtrCpar
Date and Time of Submission: On the asynchronous session of March 22-26, 2021

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CPAR 4th QTR.

To create a Style Sheet in preparation for your PETA.

IN Design Practice Proper they are called as:

Our goal is to create an inventory of listings through pictures that we found in

Don’t hesitate to consult your teacher for added Wearable Fashion

Do the styles and colors represent you or my temporary state of being?

SAMPLE OF COLOR PALETTE

SAMPLE ART MATERIALS TO BE USED

Tip 5. you are encouraged to use recycled materials

Tip 6. Here are some other techniques that you

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