The phrase "artistic part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific aspect or element of something that is related to art or creativity.
Example: "The artistic part of the project involved designing the visual elements that would capture the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "creative aspect" or "artistic element".
The latest models even do full colour, allowing mathematicians to get an even better feel for their subjects and opening new avenues for artists who come along for the ride.But do artists really belong here, and where exactly does the artistic part come in?
He, in turn, persuaded a British artist friend, Tom McPhillips, to come to Lititz and do the artistic part of the stages, as Atomic Design, while Tait Towers did the engineering.
She's the science and I'm the artistic part, and we keep each other in check".
Falling between two stools – part artistic, part religious – organs are increasingly sidelined as church attendance dwindles in France.
And when they're at work they don't want to switch off that artistic part of their brain".
"There's an artistic part of me that sees it as beautiful — even, in some sense, ugliness," he said.
They adopted the dramatic and artistic parts of these stories but rejected the unwanted elements, replacing them with their own ideas.
Part artistic manifesto, part autobiography, it concerns an aspiring filmmaker and serial seducer, Daniel, whose story is told in a voice-over set to rhythmic nonsense chanting by the Lettrist Choir.
We shape our culture and it shapes us, and the struggle for an artistic voice is part of the struggle to be seen as fully human.
This is the work of the impresario, who must be part huckster, part rallier of the troops, part goad and tormentor of his artists, part keeper of their artistic conscience, part networker.
Part rumination on artistic ownership, part elaboration of his continuing critique of current American politics, part something else entirely, "Uncivil Wars" functions via Mr. Gordon's singular physical and linguistic logic.
