As this is my last column, I thought I would switch up the form a bit and return to my original inspiration for this column: people watching.
In lieu of incoherent ramblings, I instead present to you a few poorly rendered sketches that were scrawled last Friday from my vantage point atop the Great Hall stairs at the PMA.
Beyond gaining a new interest in male balding patterns, I was reaffirmed in the wisdom of my decision not to pursue a major in Studio Art.
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