This is what saved Marie-Claire, the Italian-trained opera singer who lives and breathes the musical genres of opera, jazz, hip-hop and reggae does, making her one of the most adaptable artists of our day.
Manga and anime, though distinctly Japanese storytelling media, are highly adaptable to any individual artist's style, as can be seen in Pigo Lin's erotic works and Julie Watai's Manga-inspired photography.
But Bilk, ever adaptable, transformed himself into a cabaret artist, developing enthusiastic audiences across Europe, though he took care to keep up with his jazz.
But a calling card may be the natural first response, given that Mr. Johnson is in his early 20s and still establishing his foothold as an individualist and an artist as opposed to an adaptable sideman.
Like many artists, I did this by being adaptable to many different situations and by being able to turn these situations to my advantage.
Like the aforementioned mold process, there is a growing colony of artists that is highly mobile and adaptable.
Like the blues artist, leaders must also improvise by being adaptable, bringing together diverse perspectives, and engaging in creative problem solving.
Although he was a Nashville songwriter, primarily composing with mainstream country stars in mind, his songs were versatile and adaptable enough to have been recorded by distinctly uncountry artists including Marilyn Manson and David Lee Roth.
This way you become more resilient and adaptable -- something that is not only essential to a martial artist, but to everyone who is alive.
There is, suggests co-curator Mark Evans, something about the 15th-century's artist's expressive linearity and perspectival flatness that makes him eminently adaptable to modern technologies of reproduction: "He goes nicely on a T-shirt".
We need to stop seeing art as sacrosanct, as artists and storytellers develop new tools and processes that allow the generation of adaptable user experiences that change in response to personal data.
