“My Artist Uniform: The Red Jumpsuit”🔴 - There are days in every artist’s life when the studio feels foreign, when the distance between the person you are and the artist you want to be feels immense. This is for those days. It’s built on the simple truth that creativity isn’t a passive state of being; it’s an active choice, a character you step into. This practice isn’t about chasing a specific aesthetic; it’s about a quieter, more resilient faith in the simple act of preparing for the work, especially when you feel you have nothing to show for it. 🛠️❤️‍🔥 - The secret, I’ve learned, is to fall back in love with the ritual, not just the result. It’s a discipline built from a small, intentional act: zipping up a uniform that signals it’s time to create. This idea was crystallized for me in Charlie Porter’s “What Artists Wear,” which examines how clothing becomes a tool, a conduit for practice. For me, the jumpsuit is my armor against the mess of making and my method for simplifying th...