# About

## Why This Site Exists

 

Most vision boards are not abandoned because the person making them stopped caring. They are abandoned because the board ends up somewhere nobody walks past, or because it holds forty pictures and the eye no longer lands on any of them. By March it has become wallpaper.

 

Mood & Vision is about the part nobody writes up: how many images a board can carry, what size to print it, where on the wall it earns its place, and what to do in June when half of it no longer matches.

 

## Who Writes This

 

I am June Alderson. I have made a vision board every January since 2019, starting with a corkboard, a stack of magazines and far too many pictures of houses I was never going to buy. Most of those boards were rebuilt by spring, which turned out to be the useful part: you learn more from the sections that stopped being true than from the ones that stayed.

 

Everything here gets printed and hung before it is written up. That is why the articles talk about print size, image counts and wall placement as much as they talk about goals. A board that looks beautiful on a screen and unreadable from two metres away is not a finished board.

 

## How Ideas Are Chosen

 

A layout makes it into an article only if it clears the same checks:

 

 
- **It reads in one glance.** Sections named, image count given, one anchor picture the eye lands on first. 
- **It survives printing.** Print size and resolution are stated, so nothing comes out soft on paper. 
- **It has a place to live.** The wall, the height, the room — or, for a digital board, the screen it is sized for and the space the clock needs. 
- **The words are legible at arm’s length.** Affirmations are counted and sized, not poured on. 
- **It can be rebuilt.** Anything that has to be thrown away whole when one goal changes is a poster, not a board. 

 

## What You Will Find Here

 

Vision boards for goals, money, work, study, travel and health; mood boards for rooms, wardrobes, weddings and colour palettes; affirmations, quotes and journal pages that go with them; templates, printables, stickers and phone wallpapers; and the practical end of it all — printing, framing and hanging.

 

## Affiliate Links, Plainly

 

Some links here are affiliate links: if you buy through one, the site earns a small commission at no extra cost to you. That is what pays for the site. It does not decide what gets recommended, and most of what is on here can be done with a printer, scissors and what you already own.

 

## Get In Touch

 

If a layout did not work the way the article said, I want to know. Email hello@moodandvision.com.