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Photographer and stylist Carl Kleiner has keen eye for styling objects into playful and clever arrangements. He has the ability to force organic forms into highly structured and geometric situations that highlight the actual material of the objects. These food stylings—some from Ikea, others from various projects—force us to see common foods and ingredients in a new way.

I'm not very well-versed in sports specifics or history, but I've enjoyed browsing the Fleer Sticker Project blog. Though the blog's primary goal is cataloging Fleer team stickers included in card packs—namely baseball and football, the collected designs and photos show logo, product and technological evolution; packaging and branding history; and graphic design trends.

I've seen many a photo gallery cataloging wardrobe choices, but I like Philadelphia-based designer Danielle Kroll's approach. She's has an ongoing series at her blog with illustrations of various outfits. Love the pattern illustration within the design.

Ursus Wehrli is a Swiss Comedian and cabaret performance artist who also dabbles in visual composition. His book, The Art of Cleanup, features before and after images of disorder put into various degrees of order—rows of objects and items categorized by type, size, color, shape and structure. See below for some of the fun images and a few process videos.