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Improve Your Mood - Recipe For A Good Mood Collage
- Can You Bottle Happiness?
- Write Your Recipe For A Good Mood
- Recipe For A Good Mood Collage
- All you need to know about this activity
- Step 1: Getting started
- Step 2: Recipe feelings
- Step 3: Colour and mood
- Collage techniques
- Step 4: Create a mood board
- Step 5: Make your Recipe collage
- Step 6: Choose your background
- Step 7: How to illustrate your ingredients
- Simple shapes
- Sourcing or drawing your shapes
- Drawing your shapes from scratch
- Step 8: Make your collage
- What next?
- Create Your Own Collage Papers
- Recipe For A Good Mood Animation
- Travel Journal - Collage
- What is Beauty? - Creative Writing
- My Secret Space - Creative Writing
- The Thirty-Second Smile
- Use Your Head - Activity 1 and 2
"I have printed off photos of my Recipe Collage and am going to send to my sister who lives abroad."
Simple Shapes
Now, coming back to those simple shapes mentioned earlier, such as an elephant or a flower. Bear in mind that shapes don’t have to be accurately representative of your ingredient. An elephant can be any colour and it can be a very simple shape. Likewise a flower can be quirky, plain or fancy. A loved one could be shown by a heart shape. Be imaginative. Don’t be hard on yourself if you aren’t practiced at drawing – sketches and simple shapes are absolutely fine and often look better, in collage, than complicated shapes.
