"artistic flare" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that has a particular style or flair that stands out from the rest. For example, "Jill's paintings have an artistic flare that really makes them unique."
As clashes with police have grown more intense, protesters have geared up but maintained an artistic flare.
Though early in her career, Missy gave us a taste of her artistic flare as she straddles a metal, fire-breathing horse.
Now is a good time to also add some swirly ones, intertwine, and some loops for artistic flare.
Just type in Confucian figurines and off you go! (try eBay) If you can't find any Confucian Figurines or can't afford them, but have an artistic flare, why not make your own?
Dunbar's brief flare of artistic brilliance brought her critical acclaim but little happiness.
Her more intimate pieces are her encaustic paintings which are incredibly reasonably priced, while maintaining a distinct artistic vision and "Lynn Basa" flare.
Nunn supervised a string of hits as resident artistic director at the Haymarket; Flare Path was followed by Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, and then came Ralph Fiennes as a beautifully spoken middle-aged and conciliatory Prospero in Shakespeare's The Tempest as well as Robert Lindsay and Joanna Lumley in James Goldman's The Lion in Winter.
Some of the tools it has include crop, perspective, stretch, tilt shift, artistic filters, borders, masks, text, lens flare and speech bubbles.
Dancers will wear outfits including gold lamé flared bodysuits and the artistic directors said it would feature "pure samba" with roots in Brazilian percussion.
