Welcome to the tour of my latest vision board! I have to admit, this is my best vision board yet. From the black background to the consistency of the text and the abundance of cool images, every element helps me focus on different sections and really hone in on what I desire. Let's walk through my vision board and I'll share some tips and inspiration that might help you on your journey.

1. The Black Background

The black background was a game-changer for me. It makes the images pop and gives the board a cohesive, striking look. The galaxy-like effect of the black paint provides a dynamic canvas that draws the eye and highlights each element perfectly.

2. Consistency of Text

Using consistent text styles throughout the board has created a unified feel. This helps each section stand out while maintaining a harmonious overall look. It makes the board visually pleasing and easy to navigate.

3. The Variety of Images

Having a vast array of images allows me to focus on different sections and really dive deep into what I desire. The images are not just fillers; they each hold significant meaning and contribute to my vision.

Vision Board Details

1. Collage Inspiration from Pinterest

Pinterest was a goldmine for collage inspiration. I found numerous images that helped me play with scale, pattern, and shape. My original plan was to use circles to represent each section, but I adapted it to fit the space and materials I had.

2. Astrology as My Guide

I used my natal chart as a guide, following my original house layout with the house layout in the book. My Sun, Moon, rising, and nodal signs are centered, with the remaining houses on the sides. This setup allows me to quickly reference what's resonating currently in astrology while also allowing me to remember my astrological setup.

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3. Categorization Strategy

I started with broader categories and refined them as I went along. For instance, my partnership section is labeled "Holy" because I want all my partnerships (marriage, contractual, career) to have an essence of holiness. This focus guided me to select the right images and topics. The book goes in the order of houses, and the journal sections were amazing at helping unlock extra ideas and hone in on desires from an elevated place. This ensured I didn't focus primarily on material possessions, for instance, and focused on the energy and feeling I want to embody.

4. Playing with Layouts

I began by laying out larger images, starting with tarot deck images and section titles, which helped maintain a consistent style. I then played with different shapes and patterns until I found a layout that worked for me. This playful approach helped me find the best arrangement for my vision.

5. Time and Effort

Creating this vision board took about four hours, with plenty of breaks and careful cutting out of each image. Despite all this effort, I barely made a dent in the book! Every single image came from the book, and I haven't even added additional elements yet. I plan to incorporate feathers (my good luck charm) and perhaps some painted stars in the future.

Final Thoughts

I'm incredibly proud of my vision board and excited about the possibilities it holds. If you’re inspired by my vision board, check out the next blog post where I'll dive into how to use your natal chart with your vision board.

Creating a vision board is not just about visualizing your goals; it’s about connecting deeply with your aspirations and dreams. Take your time, have fun with it, and make it a true reflection of your desires.

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