I propose a new normal form for databases, Blob Normal Form (Blob NF.)
Definition: A database is in Blob Normal Form (Blob NF) when all fields containing binary data or long arbitrary text are moved to tables consisting of a primary key and a blob column.
Good candidates for Blob NF are images and documents where database constraints are not applicable.
Motivation: Blob Normal Form solves physical and operational problems involving storage, performance, retention and character set assignment as blobs have wildly different characteristics from typical database values. A blob generally cannot act as a key, so it can always be moved to a different table by itself.
Comment: Since Blob NF is not strictly a relational algebra database form, it should not have a numeric name as 1NF to 6NF have.
Relationary: The Art of Database Normalization
W: Sixth normal form