We piled in the car and headed out to Fall Arts Night in Berlin, Maryland. It is always the evening of the Friday after Thanksgiving--Black Friday. This year it was particularly cold. But the town of Berlin opened its warm arms to us. Every store is open late for holiday shopping, and every square inch is covered with artwork by local artists and crafters. I had artwork at the Arts Council. There are refreshments and live music, and it is generally impossible to have a bad time at Arts Night.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Fall Arts Night
We piled in the car and headed out to Fall Arts Night in Berlin, Maryland. It is always the evening of the Friday after Thanksgiving--Black Friday. This year it was particularly cold. But the town of Berlin opened its warm arms to us. Every store is open late for holiday shopping, and every square inch is covered with artwork by local artists and crafters. I had artwork at the Arts Council. There are refreshments and live music, and it is generally impossible to have a bad time at Arts Night.
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Chroma Interactive Acrylics

On November 3, 2007, the Art League of Ocean City hosted a demonstration and workshop for Chroma Interactive Acrylics. Artist Julie Starling was our instructor and really conveyed her excitement about these products. Basically, they are a line of acrylic paints that can be reactivated with water or "unlocking formula" after they have dried. So for anyone who is frustrated that acrylics do not behave more like oil paints or watercolors, this is the right product line for you.

However, this is not the right product line for me. I wrote up a review of the workshop and the products on Making Crafts in the Woods wherein I explain why I won't be stocking up on interactive acrylic paint anytime soon. More photos from the Chroma workshop are here. But my favorite picture was this one:

Robin and Maryanne settle their artistic differences using martial arts.
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