#visualisation

[drmoodboard]

Is there a community on here for girls who have been into maladaptive daydreaming all their lives and also very into pop culture and imagine themselves as a celebrity in their daydreams and we can just let it all out here? I love observing celebrity culture so I know what would look good and what wouldn’t haha. Please let me know if anyone relates

[niedosyt555]

My summer visualisation moodboards !!! One for morning, one for daytime and one for evening :)

My new affirmations :

-I have slow mornings every day.

-I enjoy everything life gives me.

-I do fun activities all the time.

-I get along with everyone.

-I have a lot of friends to hang out with.

My assumptions :

-I will go to the opera for free at least twice.

-I will find a cinema that's free for students.

-A lot of interesting movies will come out. (Jennifer's Body 2 !!!)

-I will visit all the museums in my city. (museums are all free under 18 in France)

-I will have the opportunity to name a baby horse.

-I will eat a lot of refreshing food and drink a lot of tea. (it's very important)

-I will be offered free food everyday.

-I will spend my free time reading, journaling or drawing.

-The 14th of July, I will be watching the city's fireworks from the top of the mountain. (I did that when I was a child and I remember every second)

-I will make at least 5 new friends. (yes I'm seriously manifesting that. I'm kinda socially awkward yk. Side eye)

[aparnasenportfolio]

Won Gold at MADDYS 2025

Took care of the ideation, visualisation and copy for multiple always-on brand promotional stand alone creatives, campaigns and topical posts. By moving away from fear-mongering, I built a positive, lifestyle-driven connection with diverse age audiences.

[aparnasenportfolio]

Topical posts are routine. Making them feel fresh year after year and distinct for every brand, is where the real work lies. From idea to execution, most of these creatives are also visualised by me.

[aparnasenportfolio]

With a wide-ranging audience across ages and professions, each creative/campaign demanded a distinct creative approach. The samples here showcase how my thinking shifted to connect meaningfully with each target group. I conceptualised the visuals and developed the supporting copy.

[chestersbraincell]

Do you struggle to visualise? Do you think you might have aphantasia, but arent sure because you have rather vivid dreams? Or are able to daydream while doing something monotonous but not when closing your eyes and really focusing on it?

I may have realised the solution last night. Two things are most important: you’re taking “see it in your mind’s eye” too literally, and you’re taking “imagine/in your mind” not literally enough. This is pretty hard to explain but I’ll try my best, since this took me frankly TOO long to realise.

Try remembering something. Anything. Literally if you’re struggling to come up with something, then hold and look at an object near you. Let go, and try to remember that moment. NO, no, dont overthink it. Just recall it as you would anything.

Okay? Notice how that felt. You didnt SEE it, did you? It was like, inside your head right? And while you were remembering it you kind of zoned out for a moment? THATS the key. You apply the same thing when trying to imagine something. Dont go into it expecting too much, and dont try too hard to do it. Just. Do it.

In meditation when your eyes are closed, my best tip is to like. Stop focusing so much on the back of your eyelids, and trying to see something in that darkness. Just ignore it. This also helps in general if you’re trying to fall asleep

[justadandak]

Simply, WOW, check out Every train, a note to listen / watch.

[deerezowolf]

At times I just stare blankly and imagine what it would feel like to have my own home filled with “me” and knowing I didn’t have to keep moving and not have a place to return to.

01/04/2026 - 3:54 PM