The phrase "artistic boost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increase in creativity or inspiration, often in the context of art or creative projects.
Example: "After attending the workshop, I felt an artistic boost that inspired me to start painting again."
Alternatives: "creative surge" or "inspirational lift".
Offering a rare balance of subtlety and hyperbole, this small-format volume should give reticent young artists a boost of confidence -- and encourage spontaneity in their artistic expression.
The festival, co-orgainzed by the Lavapiés Merchants Association, seeks to boost artistic creation in the neighborhood, and draw people to its streets and local stores. .
It suggests that, at a moment when a sequence of new designers taking up high profile jobs at Dior and Yves Saint Laurent, Ferragamo wish to boost their artistic cachet by increasing the visibility of their own creative director.
The Android version of Repix includes a selection of 30 brushes, ranging from animated, light, grunge, color boosting and artistic styles, according to the company.
This will give the kids a huge confidence boost in their artistic abilities.
Via the app, you can capture a video and then add artistic filters, and effects like reverse, slow-mo, brighten, and color boost.
I have found that it boost my creativity for the day and makes me more eager to absorb artistic intentions because my mind is already in the zone of finding the art in everything.
He also "helped boost the prestige of the male dancer…Nureyev proved that virility need not be incompatible with artistic genius," writes dance historian Susan Au.
Get Creative aims to boost creativity in the UK, as well as celebrating the millions of people already doing something artistic and creative every day.
The "Kalevala" swiftly became the de facto collective memory of the Finns, a boost to their national self-esteem, a rallying point for Finnish independence and, eventually, a wellspring of artistic inspiration.
