⭐
I've recently been into making collages on my walls, and not like the tezza photos collage from 2019. I have collected so many photos, doodles, letters and other little knick-knack things throughout the years, especially this year, and I just love slapping them on my wall. I had the idea probably because of Pintrest, but I have also had all of these things for a while just sitting in a drawer. I thought they needed to be displayed in some way. Work of advise, don't be like me and use command strips for any painted wall because it will rip the paint off. I did it in my old room, and it did not end well. Use painters tape. Anyway, I did this collage at 1 am today!
p.s
Please excuse the mess that are my side tables right now
Dec 29, 2024
Related Recs
😃
something I hoard is posters/postcards that I used to hang on the wall but I can’t throw them away because I still think They‘re cool so I started using them collage with instead and this can apply to all sorts of items if you might be interested in junk journaling but yea highly recommend
Dec 3, 2024
Every time I enter into some kind of emotional spiral (good or bad, lol!) I make one of these. Or when I want to organize my thoughts around a creative project, or just for ~funsies~ (🤮)
I love collaging but I don’t always have the resources or energy to make a physical one and once you get the hang of it, this is a super easy way to do it!!
Feb 28, 2024
"Your room looks like a museum," he told me the first time I let him into my bed. He traced the trinkets on my shelves, then paused to look at the wall covered in postcards. "The Museum of Envy."
I wasn't sure if it was supposed to be a compliment, but I took it as one. The wall has changed since then. The postcards have made place for vintage maps of places I hope to visit again one day, for boarding passes from long ago trips, for bank notes from faraway places, for illustrations and pictures and images that would make my friends say: "Yeah, that's Envy."
My memory wall is a museum. The museum of me and everything I love.
Oct 7, 2024
Top Recs from @eclecticzebra
A few days ago I went to the Tate British Museum, and I saw the Ophelia painting in the flesh. Truly one of the most breathtaking paintings I have ever seen in my whole life. In high school, my AP Literature class read Hamlet, and I absolutely fell in love with it. It was so special to see her in person.
Feb 3, 2025
Jan 31, 2025
Feb 11, 2025