Et tu, Arte? - January 15, 2020

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This morning I greeted a coworker with the cheery salutation, "Beware the Ides of January!" She gave me the blank look that told me she hadn't been forced to read Julius Caesar in high school. 

Instead of Julius getting whacked, the Ides foretold doom on tonight's art practice. Let me share the disaster:


Perhaps another night I'll be able to say "All's well that ends well." Tonight is not that night.

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