Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Struggling with indecision in art-making or everyday life? In this video, I’ll share a powerful tip to help you tune into your body as it were a living lie detector, guiding you to make confident decisions that align with your inner truth. Whether you’re choosing colors for a painting or making important life choices, your body can offer valuable signals—if you know how to listen.
This technique will teach you to notice physical cues to help clarify whether a decision feels right or wrong. I’ll walk you through a simple demonstration of how to use this tip, showing you how to apply it to the creative process. You can use this same technique for personal and professional decisions in day-to-day life.
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Struggling with indecision in art-making or everyday life? In this video, I’ll share a powerful tip to help you tune into your body as it were a living lie detector, guiding you to make confident decisions that align with your inner truth. Whether you’re choosing colors for a painting or making important life choices, your body can offer valuable signals—if you know how to listen.
This technique will teach you to notice physical cues to help clarify whether a decision feels right or wrong. I’ll walk you through a simple demonstration of how to use this tip, showing you how to apply it to the creative process. You can use this same technique for personal and professional decisions in day-to-day life.
Buy me a coffee: buymeacoffee.com/vybsx9tmqq?l=es
Want more from Anne Livingston Art?
Subscribe here on YT: youtube.com/@annelivingstonart
Check out my book Slow Color Project: annelivingston.com/shop-and-classes/slow-color-project-book
Instagram: instagram.com/annelivingstonart
Facebook: facebook.com/annelivingstonart
Website: annelivingston.com
Keywords:
art-making decisions, decision-making in painting, intuitive art choices, listen to your body, inner lie detector, trust your instincts, confident choices in art, overcome indecision in painting, how to make better art decisions, intuitive painting process, art and mindfulness, decision-making tip, boost creativity, body signals in art, art and life choices, mindfulness in creativity, trusting yourself in art, inner truth for artists

![Prepare Your Plants for Still Life - Day 16, Daily December ArtCandy
Let’s catch up on another thing that falls through the cracks sometimes, and have it help feed our art practice! Let me know if caring for neglected plants and/or painting them sounds like a project you would also like to do this winter!
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Images courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Attributions listed below. No images were altered
Still Life by Balázs Boda, 2005. Oil on canvas. Author: Balázs Boda
The Olive Branch by Ernani Constantini, 1968. Oil on canvas. Author: Enani Constantini. http://www.costantini.org/pics/paint/1968/ulivo.jpg
Still Life with Aloe by Anton Faistauer, before 1930. https://www.gieseundschweiger.at/
Epipremnum aureum (Linden & André) G.S.Bunting [as Pothos aureus Linden & André]. 1871. Source: L’ Illustration horticole, vol. 27: t. 381 (1871) http://www.plantillustrations.org/ILLUSTRATIONS_full_size/113660.jpg
Michelia and Climber of Darjeeling, India by Marianne North, circa 1878. Collection Marianne North Gallery. Source Art UK. https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/michelia-and-climber-of-darjeeling-india-88107
Thistles by Edouard Manet, 1858. Oil on canvas. Source/Permission: Artbook - Brigitte Buberl: Cézanne, Manet, Schuch
Still Life with Oranges and Stoneware Dog by Paula Modersohn-Becker, 1906. Source:
https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/still-life-with-oranges-and-stoneware-dog-paula-modersohn-becker/mQEOC8V3t9vjcA
New Years Eve Pilea by Anne Livingston, 2022. Oil on panel. I am the photographer. Prepare Your Plants for Still Life - Day 16, Daily December ArtCandy](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zxOW2ckx1uo/mqdefault.jpg)