Around The Room.

Since settling back into my room, an personal gallery display, I've established a new admiration for the work left behind. There's an level of variation and innovation in the bunch some being acrylic, watercolor, sharpie, or a combination of a few different mediums incorporation things like beads, feathers, and thread. Each piece featured around the room was created either: in my senior portfolio for AP Art, or manifested sometime throughout my freshman year at Western Carolina in one class or another.  I've always expressed a love for fashion and creativity and when I developed the lust to generate art I feel I incorporated that same style in my work and into my room. 

-Stacy

Olive.

Generally my favorite colors tend to be severely muted tones such as; olive, gray, and rose. This unconscious decision is prevalent in  my day-to-day journeys and the things I generally gravitate toward and therefore own. There's something about the subtlety that is compelling, enough to motivate the direction of my belongings. My room, a pale gray, is such a personal place filled with almost every work of art I've created yet. Its rewarding to see everything simultaneously as a collection in such an intimate space. My room is my own personal gallery, conceptualized, designed, and curated by me. 

-Stacy

Four Magazine No. 2

We were tourist for a day.

Waynesville, a few miles away from WCU, is a town flourishing with local art and artist. Having never been there I was excited about all the sculpture work displayed on just about every corner you turn. Lurking through alleys, walking the stores and streets, we were tourist for a day, roaming and taking photographs of everything; we even found a local goodwill packed with surprises, sparking inspiration for a new upcoming project. It was delightful to get away from campus with all the stress of finals approaching.