The phrase "artistic assistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who provides support in artistic endeavors, such as in a studio, theater, or creative project.
Example: "As an artistic assistant, she helped the lead designer bring their vision to life through various creative tasks."
Alternatives: "creative assistant" or "art assistant".
Since her death, the troupe has been directed jointly by her veteran dancer Dominique Mercy and her artistic assistant and rehearsal director, Robert Sturm.
He hired a couple of editors, an artistic assistant and a marketing expert, gave himself a budget and a deadline and got busy.
He produced a few stylish prints in the technique, mostly interpretations of existing paintings, and introduced the form to England after the Restoration, though it was Wallerant Vaillant, Rupert's artistic assistant or tutor, who first popularised the process and exploited it commercially.
But plenty of other artists from Jeff Koons to Dale Chihuly "outsource" their work to willing artistic assistants, so why not recruit computer software to do the job as well?
Scientists whose contracts as scientific or artistic assistants are due to expire and who have already reached the maximum term limit are eligible for temporary contracts for up to 3 years as a transitional measure.
In no particular order, here are some product categories made possible with today's deep learning techniques: customized data compression, compressive sensing, data-driven sensor calibration, offline AI, human-computer interaction, gaming, artistic assistants, unstructured data mining, voice synthesis.
Julie Kent, a principal dancer, and David Richardson, the company's assistant artistic director, will be the hosts.
Staged by Denise Schultze, the company's assistant artistic director, and Louis Godfrey, the ballet master, the version has its blemishes.
This is (as Wes Chapman, an assistant artistic director, advised a children's matinee in May) America's national ballet company.
The evening also included a jaunty jazz-flavored flute solo by Babu Atiba, the company's assistant artistic director.
