The phrase "artist creator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who creates art, emphasizing both their role as an artist and their creative process.
Example: "The exhibition featured works from various artist creators who pushed the boundaries of contemporary art."
Alternatives: "artistic creator" or "creative artist".
Held by Artist (Creator), Publisher or Artist's (Creator's) Representatives.
Heavy Plant Crossing Four daily performances across London from an errant mechanical plant (and its artist creator) as they attempt to infiltrate the Chelsea Flower Show and win best in show.
It appears the Belgian artist, creator of some of the 20th century's best-known images, cut up the 114cm by 162cm painting, perhaps because he needed canvases for a major exhibition in 1936.
The most influential thinker was Maksim Gorky, who during the 1920s called for "creative fantasy," for children's stories "which make out of the human being, instead of a will-less creature or an indifferent workman, a free and active artist, creator of a new culture".
SB: Sola Bamis is a Black woman artist, creator, thinker, fighter, daughter, sister, auntie, lover who is "still brave", believes in the power of art as resistance, and loves her family more than anything.
Xavier Roberts, the artist creator of Cabbage Patch Kids, is said to be "furious". He is suing Topps for copyright infringement, according to Roger Schlaifer, president of Schlaifer Nance & Co., an Atlanta firm that negotiates licenses for Original Appalachian Artworks, makers of Cabbage Patch Kids.
Robert Gillmor MBE is the don of wildlife art, founder of the society of wildlife artists, creator of the world-famous RSPB logo and a hero to many.
"It's in particular a bank for artists, creators and their fans," said Stewart.
"All really worthwhile artists, creators, use the technology of their time and anybody who doesn't becomes immediately a fossil".
"In London, we are located on King's Road, in Paris at St.-Germain and in Milan at Brera — all of these locations being the hubs for artists, creators and designers.
After graduation, the Office of Alumni Affairs provides more than 7000 alumni artists, creators, and leaders with meaningful opportunities to stay connected with the School of the Arts, the Columbia Alumni Association CAAand and one another through alumni programming, benefits, a monthly newsletter, and collaborations with CAA Arts Access.
