Erwin ッ

Username: Erwin; please use this name when you interact with the user.

She/her | 23 years old | psychology student | romanian🇷🇴 | 2.08.2002 | bisexual | main language of the blog: english

⚠️This blog contains a lot of moodboards. I use Nishimura Riki as my muse. The account has no intention to defame Ni-ki or Enhypen. It's a safe place for engenes or people that enjoy moodboards. Ask for permission to use the moodboards on your account.

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More about user:

- INFP, nerd, friendly, respectful, kind, funny, cat lover, tea lover, Van gogh lover... I am always down for friendships on this account. Pinterest account: https://ro.pinterest.com/hadesss8/

Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itsyoboyerwin?_t=ZN-8yO4KwPfSJ4&_r=1

I usually start by looking at the profile picture and picking the first two (sometimes three) main colors that stand out. In this case, I searched “blue green” on Pinterest.

Then I just scroll and compare pictures one by one. If I find an image where the shades of blue (or green) feel close to what I’m looking for, I open it and use Pinterest’s recommendations from there. It usually starts suggesting images with very similar colors, which makes it much easier to find a good match.

If I get to a point where nothing really fits anymore, I go back to my original search and make it more specific. For example, here I changed it to “blue green coast.” Then I repeated the same process: scrolling, opening matching images, and following the recommendations until I found the right ones. It can be a bit time-consuming at first, but after a while it becomes almost instinctive. Pinterest is surprisingly good at grouping images with similar color palettes, so it’s the easiest way I’ve found to make matching profile pictures and moodboards.