I like the simple, bold style of these art journal pages by Annie Grapek.

“Every day during 2011, Bristol artist Kirsty Hall will go for a walk to release an art jar into the wild for people to find and keep.” Check out her project, 365 Jars.

Check out these amazing book sculptures by Isaac Salazar:

I’m on an art journal kick right now, and these journal pages by Glenda Tkalac really caught my eye.

Wondering what to do with that pile of tins you’ve hoarded? Check out Altered Art in a Tin on Flickr for a little inspiration—and then, go look at the articles posted here at Go Make Something.

I like the vintage feeling of these artist trading cards by Keron, The Colourguru.

Here’s a pretty little set of mixed-media fabric collages by UK artist Priscilla Jones:

Here’s a lovely collection of assemblage pieces by Artsy Muse:

This journal by Brazilian artist Paz takes a gluebook-like approach to each set of pages:

Over the years, I’ve bookmarked UK artist Kate Crane’s work more than once. Her journal pages are brilliant and colorful, and just make me happy:

These collages from UK artist Em Clayton use retro images to explore their often dark subjects:

Go make yourself a cup of tea and settle in for a while to view this enormous collection of collages from Kansas artist Kris Dickinson:

Wunderkammer or Cabinets of Curiosities are categorized collections of objects. Are these photos from UK artist Chris Draper the real thing, or are they a product of his creative skills? I’ll leave it for you to figure out…

Look closely at these collage pieces by Maryland artist David Vogin. Can you tell they’re digital?

I really like all the layers and the variety of materials used in these collage pieces by Polish artist Asia Mucha:

I’m so envious of people who can create beautiful art journals—like this one, from talented UK artist Kate Crane (thekathrynwheel):

Oh, how I love the brilliant robots made by New York artist David Lipson!

I like the simple graphic layouts in this book by Wisconsin artist Jesse Draxler:

Another large collection of artist trading cards:

Here’s an enormous set of artist trading cards made by Arizona artist Mary Watkin: