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Artblog breaks for conversation

By February 3, 2018
Artblog had a little soiree with our family of contributors. We love to talk and had so many great conversations! This video by our contributor, Carly Bellini, captures the spirit of the night in a nice compact 55 seconds. Thank you, family friends, for donating good food and beverages, and thanks, all who came out, for making the night sparkle. See you next time!
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