Collections of objects

Photographer Tom Kiefer took a job at U.S. Customs and was horrified to discover personal items in the trash. He decided to show them to the world.

Jane Housham (Found and Chosen) on Instagram: "I’ve been on the hunt for #unusualshades of #green, which I love. Oh, and can you spot the little ‘joke’? . . #stufficollect #greenobjects #sludgygreen"

Author Mary Randolph Carter shares her five tips for collecting what you love.

A few months ago, we learned that photographer Barry Rosenthal creates his extraordinary images of everyday objects right here in the Brooklyn Army Terminal—in a studio just a short jaunt from our very own door. As fans of his work, we couldn’t wait to collaborate with him!

Stamp inspired paper goods (and pretty Italian cloth ribbon) at the booth for Albertine Press and Angela Liguori. www.theobsessiveimagist.com

These are a few of my Instagram collections of things organized neatly and colours organised neatly. I have shown some of these as little pictures in my monthly mosaics but I thought It would be nice to put a few of my favourites together in one post. I love making these, there's something quite satisfying about putting things together in neat lines or in rainbow order! I thought I might make this a monthly series next year too - to share my little collections of neatness here as well as on…

Welcome to the Raven's Roost ~ Full of pocket-sized whimsical treasures perfect for crafters and trinket collectors. This Classic Crow-Core Mix is made up of shiny or natural objects you may find in a crow's nest (they love to collect interesting objects). ✨ Scoops are a mystery and they will vary ~ so you never know what you may get! (See photos for scoop examples) 🍄 You are welcome to request specific items/vibes by typing in the personalization text box or messaging me. 🎁 Large Scoops…

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Jane Housham highlights the varied styles, functions, and contexts of similar items in an approachable entry into the history of design.

Emily Blincoe, a photographer from Austin, Texas, creates beautiful, colorful and soothing photos of everyday objects by arranging them into neat and orderly collections based on size, shape and color. The simple and beautiful patterns in her images are profoundly calming!