The phrase "artful writing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe writing that is skillfully crafted, often with a focus on creativity and style.
Example: "Her novel is a masterpiece of artful writing, filled with vivid imagery and intricate character development."
Alternatives: "skillful prose" or "elegant writing".
His artful writing is both simple and complex.
"Many coupled clear thinking with passionate advocacy and artful writing, in the Orwell tradition". The judging panel included Annalena McAfee, journalist and founder of Guardian Review; and Sir John Tusa, former head of the BBC World Service.
Good, artful writing, writing with voice and style, turns up in lots of places: in memoirs, in travel books, in books about history and science, and sometimes even in books about politics and policy.
In addition to the artful writing which leaves you on the edge of your seat attempting to solve the mystery (which you can't), Duplicity characters are cast flawlessly.
Chick lit — the range of fiction by women about contemporary city life, friendships, sex, jobs, climbing out of the wreckage of youthful dreams — gets a lot less respect than the male equivalent, which people tend to approach as if it were automatically more artful, more written.
Chick lit the range of fiction by women about contemporary city life, friendships, sex, jobs, climbing out of the wreckage of youthful dreams gets a lot less respect than the male equivalent, which people tend to approach as if it were automatically more artful, more written.
Like Mr. Trego, she believes that book jackets have to be as artful as the written art inside, so a book by CavanKerry (the name is from the two Irish counties her parents came from) is most often a beautiful one.
The answer to these questions would, in many prior generations, certainly have been "yes". From Thucydides to Edward Gibbon and Thomas Babington Macaulay, from Francis Parkman and William H. Prescott to Richard Hofstadter, runs an honored tradition of elegant, evocative and (above all) artful historical writing.
Her sense of story is admirable, her sentences are artful, and she writes like a demon.
But rather than sigh over this lacuna, as most historians do, Dava Sobel came up with an odd but artful solution: She wrote a two-act play to dramatize the encounter, and sandwiched it between 150 pages of nonfiction narrative.
(Thomson also made a strange discovery: nearly every landscape shown is the same valley. "The sensation of journey is an artful trick," he wrote. "In reality, the cows must have trampled that one valley flat for a fortnight as the camera covered them from a compass of angles").
