By MacKenzie Mercurio
After working on big, time-consuming photo projects I try to find different ways to unwind, while still being creative. During my summer breaks from high school I often attended the Glassell Junior School of Art (a part of the Houston Museum of Fine Arts), and one of my favorite classes was the Working Artist's Journal.
A working artist's journal is exactly what it sounds like. It consists of notes and drawings about ideas for projects, collaging (my favorite), inspirational quotes — it can really be anything you want it to be. In this particular working artist's journal (I have at least 5), I stick to collaging images I found inspiring. I collect magazines and look for interesting article titles, textures and people. Here's a look into pieces I've put together and things I'm working on.
#WIWO
MacKenzie Mercurio is a senior at SCAD studying photography. She likes to spend her time ordering Dominos pizza, petting dogs and attending the Church of Beyonce. You can follow MacKenzie on her website or on Instagram.
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