The phrase "artist material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to resources, tools, or supplies that are specifically intended for artists or artistic endeavors.
Example: "The store has a wide selection of artist material, including paints, brushes, and canvases."
Alternatives: "art supplies" or "artistic resources."
Beeswax was similarly valued, used as an adhesive, artist material, and for casting metal.
Romantically I became schizophrenic, smashing hearts on purpose or falling head over heels with a one-night stand, exhibiting neediness that disgusted me — yet I rationalized that becoming a self-loathing depressive could be filed neatly into my persona as a tortured New York artist, material for stories I would surely write someday.
video installation by artist Material experimentation is what drives Aninatœs work.
Mrs. Pratt provided the urchins of Tunis with artist materials.
Robert won the 2003 Lifetime Achievement Award from the artist materials industry.
The company he founded in 1952, Robert Simmons, Inc., distributed artist materials for over 41 years.
Plaza Artist Materials donated the canvases.
The same approach could be extended to the analysis of modern pigments and paintings, allowing an in-depth investigation of the emission properties of organic and inorganic artist materials, including Cd-based pigments, in a combined way [13, 21].
The Sofie cultivar has not been contaminated with transgenes and the seeds originate possibly from the Baltic region; the use of linseed from this region was highly recommended in 19th century source literature on artist materials [26, 27].
This is the fifth year that Plaza Artist Materials and Framing in Rockville, Md., donated 100 canvases to make the show possible.
This will be sorted out and sold to middlemen who are the suppliers to the makers of artist materials.
