So I made this as part of a talk I gave at work, and thought it might be useful to someone else.
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Description
The idea is that in a NoSQL | Non-Structured | Non-Relational | Schemaless database like MongoDB you are free to put anything you want in your documents.
So, conceptually, they are like bags hooked by their ID (or other indexes), whereas a common SQL database looks more like shelves with dedicated slots where you can only put a given type of data. (Concretely: float, int, string, etc.)
I think the bag analogy also gives a nice sense of why querying or sorting on non-indexed fields in MongoDB can be quite expensive (you have to rummage all the bags).
License
This illustration is CC-BY Thibault Lemaire, made with Inkscape from the following public domain resources: