Things Organized Neatly

SUBMISSION: lunch

SUBMISSION: Good Wood

(Source: soniarentsch.com)

SUBMISSION:

All of the components to build Theo Jansen’s Strand Beast, Animaris Ordis Parvus.

ed: Theo Jansen is amazing.

SUBMISSION: Lineup of tools from the woodworking shop of Daniel W. Santos Fine Furniture

“Art Organization” spread in Fall 2011 Art & Design Issue of Block Club Magazine, a hyperlocal lifestyle magazine in Buffalo, NY.

SUBMISSION: Old optical instruments I put together in a shadow box for my new ophthalmology office. Mat Harris

SUBMISSION : At an old farm in Britanny (France). Original post here.

Thanks for being such an inspiration !

-Melhyrïa-

SUBMISSION: ValtosStudio

“Ideas should be worth Spreading. There is no delight in owning anything unshared.” -Seneca

SUBMISSION: I don’t know what those are but they are organized neatly.

editor’s update: The photo is of a bench at Villa Maria Metro Station in Montreal.

(Source: Flickr / dzpixel)

I’m good to go!

kimjongillookingatthings:

looking at tiles

Kim Jong-Il looking at things organized neatly.

SUBMISSION: Working on a project about this blog and the people who are creating the trend of organizing things neatly! thought I’d create one of my own

SUBMISSION: 3,082 matchbooks, disassembled and organized by me, Matthew Fox Larkin.

photo contains link to more pictures of my work.

Robertson by Manifiesto Futura