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Who loved swap cards?

Collecting can manifest in the most unexpected ways, from socks and cards to exquisite art pieces. My mother cherished her collection of swap cards, a charming reminder of simpler times. Pinterest serves as a powerful platform for organizing and sharing these oddities, from quirky galleries to philosophical debates. It’s a place where one can pin personal interests—from unique café photography to urban art projects. Join me in exploring the fascinating world of collections and the stories they tell!

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Who loved swap cards?

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  1. Who loved swap cards?

  2. My mother used to collect these

  3. People sometimes collect the strangest things

  4. socks Photo source: http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/taboo/galleries/weird-collections/at/surrounded-by-socks-57811/

  5. Photo source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/4162200/Dalmatian-obsessive-to-sell-collection-after-splitting-with-husband.html

  6. Still love collecting pictures

  7. Andrea Jenkins

  8. Aristotle Opera (Works) Printed on vellum by Andrea Torresanus and Bartolomeo de Blavis in Venice, 1483 Opening, Volume 2: Group of Philosophers Disputing by Girolamo da Cremona

  9. Herb Ritts

  10. Birds built a nest in a chandelier on the porch of Annie Brahler. Photo by Holly Abston.

  11. Photograph of a snowflake by Wilson Alwyn Bentley (ca. 1900)

  12. What is Pinterest?

  13. Pinterest is... A content curation platform which allows you to organise and share web content via images by pinning them into boards (folders). You can upload pictures, videos, or websites, pin them using a url, or repin content from other people on Pinterest.

  14. It's a bookmarking site

  15. It's a social network You follow people

  16. Yes, it's addictive

  17. Yes, Pinterest often looks like this

  18. or this

  19. or this

  20. But it can also look like this

  21. or this Melbourne cafes by Alexander Sheko

  22. or this

  23. or this Ernst Haeckel

  24. or this Wonders of the Ancient World - NYPL collection

  25. My Pinterest profile

  26. I use Pinterest to curate...

  27. images for a subject Art history

  28. images for a subject within a subject Urban Art

  29. images for a project - Year 9 Scavenger Hunt

  30. images for a theme - manhood

  31. images for a concept - connections

  32. images for reading promotion

  33. images for a presentation - Students blogging (voice)

  34. Video collection - Art videos (Gerhard Richter)

  35. not just images, web content

  36. video tutorials

  37. Art Ed project ideas http://pinterest.com/edelacruz/art-ed-project-ideas/

  38. collaborative collections

  39. Best part - the people!

  40. Follow experts to get the good stuff (Associate Director Metmuseum)

  41. Find a great board and follow the person

  42. Then check out who they're following

  43. Mission: Collect visual examples for Visual Design Communication

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