The phrase "artfully blended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been skillfully mixed or combined, often in a creative or aesthetically pleasing way.
Example: "The chef's signature dish features an artfully blended combination of spices that enhances the flavors of the ingredients."
Alternatives: "skillfully mixed" or "beautifully combined".
You've artfully blended your base, patted on the powder, swept on the shadow.
Along with the novels, and hundreds of short stories, he wrote many volumes of memoir artfully blended with fiction.
It can be a magnificent, naturally sweet dessert wine, either on its own or, as it is in Sauternes, artfully blended with other grapes, usually semillon and muscadelle.
The audience is off on the most famous amusement park ride in film history, in what appears to be a single, unbroken take (in reality, two takes artfully blended), propelling the viewer over one complete, stomach-churning circuit of the Playland roller coaster, known as the Atom Smasher, long since demolished.
She brought up her Broadway background (Kiss of the Spider Woman, After Midnight) as she artfully blended in some show tunes (Sondheim on Sondheim) with her memorable hits: "Save the Best for Last," "Dreamin'," and "The Sweetest Days".
Jon Wiederhorn of Entertainment Weekly gave Endtroducing..... a rave review, likening it to "a surreal film soundtrack on which jazz, classical, and jungle fragments are artfully blended with turntable tricks and dialogue snippets" and commenting that the album "takes hip-hop into the next dimension".
By artfully blending forgetting, borrowing, and learning, the New York Times Company's new Internet division turned around a dismal start and generated profits just a few years after launch.
In a later scene, she artfully blends pride and tension at a ball where she winningly impersonates a grand lady, conveying a stunning character transformation.
Denis Lenoir's cinematography intersperses evocatively murky portraits of Tokyo nightlife and a rain-swept Paris with vertiginous animated sequences, then artfully blends the two styles.
In her best essay, "Off the Back of a Truck," she artfully blends a story of falling in love with another about furnishing her apartment with the help of a high-end furniture thief.
Mr. Wellman, artfully blending Bierce's fiction and nonfiction, finds plenty of passages that still sound current, especially selections from "The Devil's Dictionary," first published almost a century ago.
