'A Collection A Day, 2010' is a new blog by Lisa Congdon, where she will devote a year to documenting her various collections found throughout her home and studio. Her daily blog posts will include photographs of her collections as well as drawings or paintings of those that she has imagined.
Congdon, an artist and illustrator based out of San Francisco, has some interesting and lovely collections to check out. You can see 'A Collection A Day, 2010' below, and don’t forget to take a house tour, which showcases a few collections throughout her house.
Personal Online Museums
'A Collection a Day 2010' Showcases Lisa Congdon's Collections
Trend Themes
1. Online Collections - The trend of creating personal online museums allows individuals to showcase their collections to a wider audience, opening up opportunities for collaboration and monetization.
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3. Imaginative Interpretations - The trend of combining photographs of real collections with artistic interpretations provides opportunities for artists and illustrators to showcase their creativity and unique perspectives.
Industry Implications
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