The New Media and Communication Department at Arkin University of Creative Arts and Design hosted a seminar titled “Moodboard Workshop II” on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at RO LPC01. Sen. Ins. Batu Gündal from the Department of Plastic Arts led the session, focusing on visual thinking and creative production processes.
The seminar explored key topics such as idea generation, composition, and visual storytelling through moodboard practices. It examined how concepts are translated into coherent visual narratives in design processes, emphasizing the importance of research and reference in building a strong visual language.
Drawing from his experience, Batu Gündal shared insights into the role of moodboards in creative production, discussing techniques, tools, and approaches that support concept development and design thinking. The session also highlighted how visual research shapes communication and artistic expression.
The seminar provided students with a more structured approach to creative processes, offering practical insights into how ideas can be visually constructed and transformed into compelling narratives.
The seminar explored key topics such as idea generation, composition, and visual storytelling through moodboard practices. It examined how concepts are translated into coherent visual narratives in design processes, emphasizing the importance of research and reference in building a strong visual language.
Drawing from his experience, Batu Gündal shared insights into the role of moodboards in creative production, discussing techniques, tools, and approaches that support concept development and design thinking. The session also highlighted how visual research shapes communication and artistic expression.
The seminar provided students with a more structured approach to creative processes, offering practical insights into how ideas can be visually constructed and transformed into compelling narratives.