What I observe is what people wear. Not fashion, not style, just what they choose when they get up in the morning and put on their bodies. As a costume designer and author, your clothing is messaging, whether you know it or not. What are you wearing Peter? Hiking socks? What else?
I love looking at people’s clothes, too. Such personal choices to claim an identity. Here in Colorado we all dress as if we’re about to go for a hike, or as if we’ve just come back from one. Which isn’t a bad idea actually. Catch you later.
They’re so scary! 😱 But yes, I’m up for the battle. My greatest moment as a French linguist was when I took some shit from a French waiter, and gave it right back to him with an impeccable accent. He accused me of being Canadian!
What I observe is what people wear. Not fashion, not style, just what they choose when they get up in the morning and put on their bodies. As a costume designer and author, your clothing is messaging, whether you know it or not. What are you wearing Peter? Hiking socks? What else?
I love looking at people’s clothes, too. Such personal choices to claim an identity. Here in Colorado we all dress as if we’re about to go for a hike, or as if we’ve just come back from one. Which isn’t a bad idea actually. Catch you later.
Beautifully said, Peter! Love what you are doing with your journal entries.
A lifetime of material. I’m going to have to live a very long time to work through it all! No more fried chicken + beer for me.
So sweet 👍
Love your illustrations and memories! "Non!" says the stern French lady. "Oui!" says you!
They’re so scary! 😱 But yes, I’m up for the battle. My greatest moment as a French linguist was when I took some shit from a French waiter, and gave it right back to him with an impeccable accent. He accused me of being Canadian!