Anne Livingston ArtPlanning a series might seem daunting but can become one of the most rewarding parts of your practice. You can delve into an idea, and level up your professionalism.
Here are some tips to plan and prepare for a series that can help you get past the "daunting" part of things.
Congrats to Dana Morino, you won the book giveaway (How to Draw People Quickly)! Email me at colortheory@annelivingston.com
How to Plan a 10 Painting SeriesAnne Livingston Art2025-01-24 | Planning a series might seem daunting but can become one of the most rewarding parts of your practice. You can delve into an idea, and level up your professionalism.
Here are some tips to plan and prepare for a series that can help you get past the "daunting" part of things.
Congrats to Dana Morino, you won the book giveaway (How to Draw People Quickly)! Email me at colortheory@annelivingston.com
In this video I demo my painting process using produce on the counter as my subject, and follow up with a cooking process of how I made an improvised grilled corn salad.
I have no idea if this will work or not, but thought I’d bring you along and show you how I’m doing it right now! Thanks for joining in the fun!
Here's a loose recipe of what I made: 4 ears of grilled corn About 1 cup leftover grilled vegetables: bell peppers and onion 1 cucumber 1 large carrot about 1/8 of a fresh red onion (a few slices) 1 small bunch parsley
Dressing a little less than 1/4 cup sherry vinegar (or any other vinegar you prefer: white wine, balsamic come to mind) about 1 tsp cumin about 1 tsp salt about 1/2 tsp black pepper about 1/4 tsp red pepper: aleppo pepper, silk chili pepper, red pepper flakes 1 clove garlic, minced or pressed 2 tsp dijon mustard a little less than 1/2 cup olive oil
Remove kernels from corn and chop all the other vegetables into small pieces similar in size to the corn kernels, except finely mince the fresh red onion and the parsley.
Dressing: Whisk all dressing ingredients together besides the olive oil in a glass measuring cup or small bowl. Then while briskly whisking the dressing, slowly drizzle in the olive oil.
Pour the dressing over the salad and stir to combine. Taste to see if any seasonings need to be adjusted. Refrigerate until ready to eat, or enjoy at room temp.
Instagram: instagram.com/annelivingstonart Facebook: facebook.com/annelivingstonart Website: annelivingston.com Try selling your art and merch on Fourthwall! You and I both get $10 in sample credit if you use my link: link.fourthwall.com/ref/anne-livingstonMy FIRST YouTube Payment for Art Channel!Anne Livingston Art2025-05-28 | It finally happened! I have been given my first "check" (auto deposit) for ad revenue for YouTube videos! In this video I'll share that amount, plus a recap of all your awesome ideas for the future of this channel, and I'll announce the winners of the art supply giveaway. Thanks for being on this art journey together, and thank you for watching these ads (hahaha) so that I can make a little money for making the videos! I appreciate you so much.
Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. Credit: Paris with You by Adelyn PaikHappy First Birthday to the Channel!Anne Livingston Art2025-05-20 | Happy First Birthday to Anne Livingston Art Channel! Celebrate with me by participating in a random art supply giveaway!
To enter, share something you would like to see more of on the channel, and list which items you are interested in, in the order of interest (see video for a description of all the items).
Even if you don’t want to participate in the giveaway I would love to hear which things you would like to see more of on the channel, in the months and years to come.
Let me know if you have any questions about all this! This is the boring but important stuff. :)
Also! I made you a free, downloadable compare-contrast price sheet for a bunch of different well-known domain registrars to help you choose a place to get your domain name for the best price. Let’s not pay extra for a domain name for absolutely no reason at all!
Try selling your art and merch on Fourthwall! You and I both get $10 in sample credit if you use my link: link.fourthwall.com/ref/anne-livingstonYou Need a Website (Im talking to you, artist friend)Anne Livingston Art2025-05-04 | Even if you're in beginning stages in your art path--such as starting to show your work to friends and family, it's time to put something out there. Why not? It's never been easier and cheaper to do it, and it gives you a chance to show people work in a way that belongs to you (rather than social media). Plus, you can write something about yourself and your work, which starts the relationship between your viewers and your art.
This portfolio/website/shop (whatever you want it to be) does not have to be the very best you've ever made, it's just a step in that direction!
If you already have a website, maybe this is a message to check it out and see if today's the day for a little refresh.
If you want to try selling your art and merch on Fourthwall you and I both get $10 in sample credit if you use my link: link.fourthwall.com/ref/anne-livingston
Or, I just found out: if you want to try Artwork Archive, you can use this link below. You and I each get $10 off! artworkarchive.com/?ref=6ba558
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(Long!) Painting Process: Yellow-Green Bartlett PearsAnne Livingston Art2025-04-26 | This is raw footage of how I often start painting a small still life--my color planning process, pre-mixing oil paint, sketching with a brush, and course-correction throughout. I narrate what's going on in my head, for better or worse. :) I hope you find this useful! Let me know if you have any questions about what I did. This is only the first coat of the painting, and I'll come in and refine and improve the second round. Let me know if you'd like to see how I do round #2!
Here are the chapters in case you need to skip around the different processes: 0:00 Intro 0:33 Choose paint colors 2:22 Make color study in Studio Color Notebook 30:34 Mixing oil paint on the palette to prep for painting 49:46 Briefly sketch the forms 57:08 Blocking in (painting) the composition with color
Try selling your art and merch on Fourthwall! You and I both get $10 in sample credit if you use my link: link.fourthwall.com/ref/anne-livingston Link to buy me a coffee (thank you for your support!) buymeacoffee.com/vybsx9tmqq 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.comGifting art randomly is punk rock! 🤗💜🛹Anne Livingston Art2025-04-22 | ...Painting Process: Oil Alla Prima, Eggs Still LifeAnne Livingston Art2025-04-20 | I think this is my first narrated painting process video. What do you think, is this useful to you? How are the pacing and amount/type of talking? Thanks for checking it out!Art Plans for Economic DownturnAnne Livingston Art2025-04-19 | Money can be a sensitive subject, but now that we are facing a potential financial crisis in the US and elsewhere, it’s even more important than ever to explicitly make plans and even shift our mindsets to best serve the situation, ourselves, our families, our art. You and I are inevitably in different situations, so it seems bonkers to even suggest anything to anyone right now…but I hope hearing my plans might trigger ideas for you in your own art practice and/or business. And what I do know is that this potentially scary time is one that we can try to get through together. Maybe by helping each other out we’ll all come out the other end a little stronger as artists, more resilient as humans, and more connected as a community.
Chapter list is at the bottom of this page in case you need to jump ahead to the topics that feel most helpful.
0:00 Intro 0:44 Title page 0:48 1. Conserving money 1:38 1a. Disclaimer (Small biz love!) 1:58 1b. Opportunity for creativity 2:14 1c. Strategy for keeping track 3:09 1d. Organization 3:23 1e. Cleaning studio: why? 4:27 2. Big attention shifts 4:55 2a. Focusing on refining art 6:09 2b. Donations 6:30 2c. Community (why?and examples) 6:52 Soapbox Project 7:34 Salmon Stroll 8:33 More reasons for community focus 9:08 A different kind of rich that is super powerful 9:35 Community building online 9:49 Series Under the Same Sky 10:20 3. Creative Bartering 11:15 4. How I'll focus on making money these next months 11:20 Yes, diversifying incomes, but how? 11:35 Thoughts on selling art right now (what I think will work) 11:53 4a. Small affordable pieces 12:29 4b. Gallery works 12:56 4c. Teaching?? TBC 14:39 4d. Patreon ideas 16:43 4e. YouTube Ad revenue 17:47 4f. Selling publications (Soupzine) 19:11 4f. Selling publications (Digital downloads) 19:55 4f. Selling publications (Slow Color Project) 20:38 4g. Studio "seconds" 21:11 Your money or your life - supplement jobs 22:16 Conclusion and invitation to shareComfort Yourself W/ The Colors of ToastAnne Livingston Art2025-04-15 | ...Series Under the Same SkyAnne Livingston Art2025-04-11 | Below please find a chapter list of the artists within the video, and links to all their artworks and socials! Thanks for joining us for this special art exhibition. 0:00 Intro 0:24 Welcome 2:50 Adanna Elle - Play 4:30 Anne Livingston - Culinary Life 5:51 Christy Strickler - Ready to Nest 7:17 Crystal Gallagher - The Light Wouldn’t Let Me Rest 9:06 Daria Lemeshkin - First Impressions 10:14 Diane Dake Vance - Blooming 11:32 Donna Gardner - Along the Trails, Black Hill Regional Park 12:50 Ingrid Brooks - Sea Turtles 14:03 Ione Perez - Patterns of Flow 15:13 Irene Cohen - Nocturne: Echoes of Light 16:57 Jackie Wolven - We Choose Bears 18:22 Kate Boyd - Propagation 19:43 Kathryn Goldman - I Can Count to 10! 21:12 Kim Wihak - Ordinary Grace 22:28 Lenka Talska - Greek Streets 23:49 Lisa Swigart - Refrigerator Art 25:08 Megan Starbuck - Unexpected Joy 26:14 Simone Whipp - Faces in Places 27:39 Stacey Lewis - Bare Naked 29:00 Theresa Muth - Lions & Lambs 30:14 Yeliztli Zurapiti - Guardians 30:57 Conclusion
See you THIS FRIDAY April 11 at 10am PDT for the premiere of Series Under the Same Sky A worldwide group exhibition of 21 artists' art series! See bottom of description for list of exhibiting artists.
Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:12 Friday's Series Under the Same Sky announcement 1:15 A culinary painting sneak peek 2:18 Introduction to my new shop 2:47 Introduction to free download of online art shops platforms - comparison chart 3:35 Art mugs unboxing explanatory preamble 4:42 Jackie Wolven's art mug unboxing 6:13 Anne art mug unboxing 10:05 Jackie's slow mail un-enveloping 12:59 Fourthwall vs Squarespace condundrum 14.36 Announcing the What Kind of Artist Art You? Workbook PDF now available! 17:13 Conclusion. See you Friday!
Anne Livingston Christy Strickler Crystal Gallagher Daria Lemeshkin Diane Vance Donna Gardner Ingrid Brooks Ione Perez Irene Cohen Jackie Wolven Kate Boyd Kathryn Goldman Kim Wihak Lenka Talska Lisa Swigart Megan Starbuck Simone Whipp Stacey Lewis Theresa Muth Yeliztli ZurapitiLoose or Refined Painting? Or Both?Anne Livingston Art2025-04-04 | In this video I talk about the challenge of somehow incorporating a love of detail with a love of abstraction and rawness in one painting. I also express gratitude that being an emerging artist, I have room to experiment without too much pressure from anyone. What a beautiful feeling to be free!
The Art Series Challenge final show is almost upon us! Mark your calendars for April 11, 10 a.m. PDT for a YouTube Premiere of our group show, "Series Under the Same Sky." You'll see series from over 20 of us from around the world. Prepare for some beauty and inspiration from some very special people! Anne Livingston Culinary Life Series: annelivingston.com/culinary-life YouTube Channel: youtube.com/@annelivingstonart IG: instagram.com/annelivingstonart
Adanna Elle Anne Livingston Christy Strickler Crystal Gallagher Daria Lemeshkin Diane Vance Donna Gardner Ingrid Brooks Ianone Perez Irene Cohen Jackie Wolven Kate Boyd Kathryn Goldman Kim Wihak Lenka Talska Lisa Swigart Megan Starbuck Simone Whipp Stacey Lewis Theresa Muth Yeliztli Zurapiti
Here is a list of the artists who will be exhibiting here at our online "gallery" opening premiere video. Can't wait for you to see all of the gorgeous art people have been creating!
Exhibiting Artists for the Art Series Challenge Group Show Title: "Series Under the Same Sky" Video Premiere (we'll be here on chat all together!) Friday April 11, 10am PDT
Adanna Elle Anne Livingston Christy Strickler Crystal Gallagher Daria Lemeshkin Diane Vance Donna Gardner Ingrid Brooks Ione Perez Irene Cohen Jackie Wolven Kate Boyd Kathryn Goldman Kim Wihak Lenka Talska Lisa Swigart Marsha Masseau Megan Starbuck Simone Whipp Stacey Lewis Theresa Muth Yeliztli Zurapiti
Link to short film about Brent's Imaginarium in Portland: https://www.ah-ha.life/brent-s-pagePainting the Sides of Your PaintingsAnne Livingston Art2025-03-03 | There are many ways to approach painting the sides of your paintings, and they often relate to the paintings (and the surfaces) themselves. Join me on a mini-tour of some painting-sides for ideas!
Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:04 A particular color I like to use 0:23 Bold actions! 1:50 When to repaint 2:06 Show & tell--which paintings I'll demo with 3:46 How I mixed a dark neutral for the sides of "Aperitif" 4:06 Why (and when to) paint the sides of a painting with a neutral or dark color? 4:27 Tip for when there's a slip of the brush onto the painting 5:19 Other techniques - extend painting to the sides (examples) 6:46 Textured gray brushwork (example) 6:52 Painting the sides white (examples) 7:08 Leave a natural edge on a wood panel (example) 7:42 Drips (example) 8:26 Painting a unique design on edge (example)Anne Livingston Art is live! (1st time)Anne Livingston Art2025-02-22 | It's rough but it worked! I went live for the first time and it will hopefully only get better from here 😉
In this recording of the live video I talk about how I am not buying new art supplies this year so that I will use what I have. it's a daunting challenge, but I think it will both save me money and help me appreciate what I have. I think it will also inspire the kind of great creativity that comes from limitations. And it might even get me a little extra room in my studio as I get clearer on what I actually use.
There may be moments when I truly, truly need a supply. If that is the case then I will plan on buying it at a local small business.Practice YouTube Live for the Art Series ChallengeAnne Livingston Art2025-02-18 | Test. Test. Test. Test. This video is my practice run before doing a real Youtube Live, which I’ll be trying at least several times before our Art Series Challenge virtual gallery opening on Friday, April 11, at 10 a.m. Pacific Time. I want to at least sort of know what I’m doing once that day comes!
Basically this is me working on re-thinking my palette and medium for my own series for the challenge. It's a lot of mixing paint and talking about paint colors and the series. Might be a nice accompaniment to your own painting time today! Art friends painting together. :)
If you are interested in joining the Art Series Challenge, the only parameters are: Make a small art series this year (anything in 2025), and the “due date” is April 3. If you want to include your series in our gallery opening, let me know via colortheory@annelivingston.com And I’ll be able to give you updates on our challenge! I won’t use your email address for anything else. There’s a little more than 6 weeks to do this, so there’s still time for a small series! :)
Link to buy me a coffee (thank you for your support!) buymeacoffee.com/vybsx9tmqq 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.comCool Ways to Name Your Artwork Featuring Work by Graham FrancioseAnne Livingston Art2025-02-14 | The act of naming artwork can feel like a lot. A title can have a huge impact on the viewer's experience of your work, for better or worse. Here I go through some great ways to approach naming paintings, using some of my own work, and even more excitingly, the work of the immensely talented (and amazing art-namer) Graham Franciose! I hope these ideas are helpful. Please do share if you have any other ideas or thoughts about naming artwork. It's a lifelong process, just like the making of the artwork itself!
Yoga Image: Virabhadrasana_III_in_Egypt by Mona Hassan Abo-Abda Creative Commons - Share Alike 4.0 International License.
Music Big Sky by Gavin Luke Courtesy Epidemic SoundPaint Great Colors From Photo ReferenceAnne Livingston Art2025-02-04 | Color can completely change the mood of a painting. Photos can completely flatten color. Paint is also limited in its range of color compared to "real life." So what can we do? Here are a few tips to bring life and magic to your paintings with color.
Dates to remember: Due Date is Thursday, April 3, 2025 Our virtual “Gallery Opening” date will be on Friday, April 11, 2025 at 10 a.m. Pacific Time, on YouTube Live.
Images permissions shown in video - Twisted Chair Twisted Chair in Nature by Nikiwiki242 Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0
Virabhadrasana III in Egypt.jpg This is an image with the theme "Health and Wellness in Africa" from: Mona Hassan Abo-Abda Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0 #artshow #artseries #artserieschallenge #paintingPainting from a Photo: Tips, Challenges, and SolutionsAnne Livingston Art2025-01-28 | In preparation for our Art Series Challenge that we're working on together (yay!), I thought this would be a good time to talk about issues that arise when we paint or make art from a photo. In this video I talk about the benefits and challenges when we draw visual imagery from photographs. This is part 1 of a 2 part series. Next time I'll talk about color when using a photo as a reference, and this time I'm talking about composition.
Photo reference for the nocturne street scene painting used with permission from Ballard Alliance.Monetized My Art Channel in 8 Months!Anne Livingston Art2025-01-21 | 🎉 My Art Channel Is Now Monetized! Thank You, Amazing Viewers! 💕
Big news! My art channel is now eligible for AdSense, and it’s officially monetized! This is a huge milestone, and I couldn’t have done it without YOU these past 8 months—fellow artists and supporters. 💖
In this video, I share: 🎨 How I reached monetization 📈 A look at the subscriber growth graph 📹 The most popular videos that helped grow my channel 🙏 My heartfelt gratitude to you for joining in this art path and exploration together.
Whether you’re here for art tutorials, color theory insights, or developing an art career, your support has made a dream come true! 🖌️✨
If you’re an aspiring YouTuber or creative entrepreneur, I also drop some tips on monetizing your channel and share what worked for me in this journey.
#ArtChannel #YouTubeMonetization #AdSenseEligible #ThankYou #ArtTutorials #CreativeJourney #YouTubeTips #ArtCommunity #ColorTheory #ArtistSupportIs Your Color Out of Control in Your Painting? 9 TipsAnne Livingston Art2025-01-18 | If you have ever felt overwhelmed by the color in your painting, here are nine ways to remedy the chaos–some are preventative ideas, and others are ways to solve color problems as you go. Whichever solution you choose, it will help to know what you are trying to do with your painting. Color is there to help you! :)
Original photo reference courtesy of Ballard Alliance.
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.comCreate a 10-Piece Art Show Series for Under $100Anne Livingston Art2025-01-14 | Learn how to create a 10-piece painting series for an art show on a budget of under $100! In this video, I'll share specific, good and affordable materials, so you can save money without sacrificing quality. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, these tips will help you prepare for your next art exhibition. Plus, I'll share additional options for different budgets to suit every artist's needs. Perfect for anyone interested in budget-friendly art and art show preparation.
Here is a link to the spreadsheet with all of the materials I mentioned, plus other helpful notes. None of these are affiliate links, but I thought it might save you some time to link to some online shops.
I also announced the winner of last week's giveaway and announce another one this week! So leave a comment if you're interested in winning the book that I mention. 😀
Paint colors: Gamblin oils Cad Yellow Deep Cad Red Cerulean Blue Dioxazine Purple Phthalo Green Titanium WhiteHow Much Money I Made as an Artist in 2024Anne Livingston Art2025-01-06 | Join me in a little analysis on how things went monetarily in 2024. This is also a reflection of all the main events I participated in, and the types of art that I sold. Please let me know if you have any questions! It was a lot to run through.
Link to buy me a coffee (thank you for your support!) buymeacoffee.com/vybsx9tmqq 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.com5 Key Preps for Art in the New Year - 2024 Daily December ArtCandy Day 31!Anne Livingston Art2025-01-01 | This is it! Thank you for a wonderful month together making and talking about art. I look forward to many great art experiences with you in the new year. Here are a few ways to prepare yourself and set yourself up for success in the weeks to come.Introspective Art Tool to Grow From Your Year - 2024 Daily December ArtCandy - Day 30Anne Livingston Art2024-12-31 | Reflecting on your year using color and memories can be an incredibly helpful catalyst for growth! I hope you will give this chart a try, and tell me what you think! ♥️ such a perfectDay 29 - 2024 Daily December ArtCandyAnne Livingston Art2024-12-30 | Let's have some fun! Today I share two fun toys that let us approach paint in a novel way. Join me for some colorful and satisfying experimentation! Paint pouring / fluid art can be a great opportunity for getting lost in color.LONG but this is GOLD! 2024 Daily December ArtCandy - Day 28Anne Livingston Art2024-12-29 | In this video I follow up on a new, strong title for a chart to use to keep track of new art opportunities, and I share the power of an ACTION BOARD for art! Hope you can stick with me for this half hour, because you'll hopefully come out the other side ready to make some excellent plans for action that will really help!
“Until one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness. Concerning all acts of initiative and creation, there is one elementary truth the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and splendid plans: that the moment one definitely commits oneself, then providence moves too. All sorts of things occur to help one that would never otherwise have occurred. A whole stream of events issues from the decision, raising in one's favour all manner of unforeseen incidents, meetings and material assistance which no man could have dreamed would have come his way. I have learned a deep respect for one of Goethe's couplets: Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. Begin it now.” ― William Hutchison Murray, The Scottish Himalayan Expedition
other ideas: Creative Capital Puffin Foundation Awesome Foundation Your city or state arts organizations are a great place to look as well!
a link to Life in the Wylde West channel youtube.com/@Lifeinthewyldewest?si=eRuGyC8ifOiVTb4lNote on Pink - 2024 Daily December Art Candy Day 26Anne Livingston Art2024-12-27 | Here are a few tidbits about pink you might find interesting: the history of the naming of pink, and also a sensory delight of watching a bunch of different red pigments being mixed into pinks.
For more information about history of color and pigments, I recommend following Evie Hatch--her articles and videos via Jackson's Art Supply are excellent. https://linktr.ee/evie_hatch
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.com2024 Daily December ArtCandy Day 25Anne Livingston Art2024-12-26 | This one is a quiet one! I wish you peace and deep rest when and if you need it!2024 Daily December ArtCandy Day 24Anne Livingston Art2024-12-25 | I wanted to make something that was relaxing for you today! Please enjoy this fine art "music video" set to a Mozart concerto, featuring creative commons art images I have collected via Getty, Smithsonian, and Wikimedia Commons. They loosely follow the theme of Christmas Eve, but they also relate to one another. Can you follow the video-to-video patterns they make?
Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate you, and I hope you find this enjoyable.Painting Lights at Night - 2024 Daily December ArtCandy Day 23Anne Livingston Art2024-12-24 | On Day 23 let’s make the most of the season and check out (and paint!) some lights as they glow at night. In this video I discuss the work of several talented artists and their approaches to painting light and lights. I hope this brings you inspiration to experiment with painting lights and their effects on their surroundings.
This is a revised version of the video I posted last night. I realized I still didn't have permission yet from a couple people to show their work, so here it is, edited!
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.com2024 Daily December ArtCandy - Day 20Anne Livingston Art2024-12-21 | Giveaway alert! Looking forward to hearing which ArtCandy you enjoyed so far!Mondrian-wrapped gift in less than a minute! #art #mondrian #wrappingpaperAnne Livingston Art2024-12-20 | This is a condensed version of my Daily December ArtCandy day 16! Hope you enjoy it with this 80's inspired music, hahaha :)2024 Daily December ArtCandy - Day 19Anne Livingston Art2024-12-20 | Let's take that hand-painted wrapping paper a step further! What can you embellish your gift with to turn it into something else? Painted features? Collage? Found objects? The sky's the limit! Here I do my usual thing...painting. :) When you watch the video you'll see there's a reason for how I painted the pattern, though!
Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: ES_Vivaldi_ The Four Seasons, Violin Concerto in E Major, Op. 8 No. 1, RV 269 _Spring__ III. Allegro - Michelle Ross2024 Daily December ArtCandy - Day 17Anne Livingston Art2024-12-18 | Field trip! Let me take you to Seattle's Central Library to check out some art books. It's such an unusual building!