The phrase "artistic graphics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe visual elements that are created with an emphasis on artistic expression or creativity, often in design or digital media contexts.
Example: "The presentation was enhanced by the use of artistic graphics that captured the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "creative visuals" or "aesthetic designs".
In our recent work we have used the two-dimensional product-delay algorithm for creating artistic graphic designs on a computer.
At the beginning of the year, David McCandless, the (British) author of Information is Beautiful – a thick book of facts and figures, presented in artistic graphic form – was invited onto Newsnight to talk about his trade.
At Bell Labs he also got introduced to the world of artistic computer graphics in classes given by Ken Knowlton and Lillian Schwartz.
However, some 537 artistic and graphics exhibits (including temporary exhibition paintings from the State Russian Museum and the Simferopol Art Museum), 360 pieces of the building's decor, sets of unique furniture, and a series of historic books were stolen by occupying Nazi German forces, amounting to a loss of 5 million rubles at the time.
45% of employers report that experience with interactive media is valuable, 32% desire someone with demonstrated web design skills, 28% say artistic or graphic design ability is valuable, and 25% say video and audio production ability is valuable.
Not artists, but artistic types -- graphic designers and literary agents.
"The Algorithms and Principles of Non-photorealistic Graphics: Artistic Rendering and Cartoon Animation" provides a conceptual framework for and comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of research on non-photorealistic computer graphics including methodologies, algorithms and software tools dedicated to generating artistic and meaningful images and animations.
Team Fortress 2 was very well received by critics and consumers alike; it was particularly praised for its unique artistic direction and graphics.
Or the Institute for Justice, protecting citizens from burdensome government restrictions on speech in a wide variety of contexts; or the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, guarding artistic freedom for graphic novelists and comic book artists; or the Center for Constitutional Rights, working to vindicate the expressive rights of Professor Steven Salaita and many others.
This seems an overly simplified distinction, especially in the digital age: when Photoshop and digital editing can turn once- real" images intonce- real fimages – and graphintoesign tools cartistic realistic-looking pictures fictiongitandscratch.
