artistic style
- noun
- /ɑrˈtɪstɪk staɪl/
- Like most of the major artistic styles that had preceded it, modernism arrived in Brazil via Europe. France
Chris Ware came out of that, you know, who who used beautiful design and you know, or who have very artistic styles.
- Chris Ware came out of that, you know, who who used beautiful design and you know, or who have very artistic styles.
Examples
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In Abtn's case, creativity clearly was empowered by internal cultural forces that enabled her to negotiate her own artistic style and identity within acceptable boundaries of Yoruba culture.
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The core gameplay is smooth and exciting, motion control is implemented well, and the artistic style is absolutely stunning.
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Images can be changed into just about any artistic style that hits one's fancy.
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Some of them were faculty, others students, but all were committed to the vanguard of artistic style.
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Similarly, it is not difficult to see the influence of artistic styles and the technical methods of painting.
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Students might also want to experiment with the artistic style of paper cuttings made famous by Wisniewski.
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Mendive's artistic style evolved after he traveled to Africa in 1982 and 1983.
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Regardless of their artistic style or political affiliation, most late Chosŏn artists one way or another consulted Chinese printed media.
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His clever inscription makes an important, hitherto unexamined contribution to the emerging literary and artistic style of concettismo, the witty, metaphoric language of Baroque poetry.
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The artist's artistic style is characterized by vivid colors and abstract shapes.
Synonyms
A distinctive way people dress or behave that shows taste
A particular style of expression used by an artist or movement
A way someone shows ideas and feelings in art, music, or writing
A creative, slightly showy way of making things look unusual or special
Antonyms
How Distinctive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the distinctive manner or approach related to art' is directly derived from combining 'artistic' (pertaining to art) with 'style' (characteristic manner). This adjective + noun composition is fully compositional and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Artistic style is like an artist's personal 'handwriting' — the small choices in brushstrokes, colour, and shape that repeat across many works. So when we speak of someone's artistic style, we mean the particular way they make art.