The phrase "artistic mood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular emotional or creative atmosphere that is influenced by art or artistic expression.
Example: "The gallery was filled with an artistic mood, inspiring visitors to reflect on the beauty of the displayed works."
Alternatives: "creative ambiance" or "artistic atmosphere".
It was important to me to put the consumer in that creative, artistic mood.
If you're in an artistic mood you'll get museums, galleries, etc.
For this investigation, experts assembled were faculty with experience evaluating and creating photo mood boards, namely those which fit into a thematic response, similar to trend boards and/or artistic mood boards.
Yet, by 1890, the symbolism in his work began to ring true with the artistic mood of the day, especially in central Europe.
If I'm in an artistic mood, as far as the use of cymbals and drums on the kit, I'm going to look to Terry Bozzio.
I realized I was more in the fight mood while he was more in the creative, artistic mood I knew he had inside from the beginning.
The atmosphere is scarcely penitential but there is a distinct mood of artistic fervour among the audience.
It is clearly the work of an unreconstructed artistic radical, but its mood is pastoral, and its action unfolds in a generic, deracinated Europe far removed from the ideological struggles of the recent past, as if Godard, in the last decade of the cold war, had intuited its impending termination.
More temperamental than passionate, his shifts seem caused by mood swings, not artistic temperament.
A standard Noh program consists of three plays selected from the five types so as to achieve both an artistic unity and the desired mood; invariably, a play of the fifth type is the concluding work.
A bow to our more somber mood, says Ed Friedman, the artistic director of the Poetry Project and himself a poet.
