The phrase "artistic pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design or arrangement that is aesthetically pleasing or creative in nature, often in the context of art, design, or crafts.
Example: "The artist's latest work features an intricate artistic pattern that draws the viewer's eye and invites deeper contemplation."
Alternatives: "creative design" or "aesthetic motif".
The resulting words must be formally satisfying, finding an artistic pattern that has only tangentially to do with lived experience per se and yet somehow renders it with the greatest possible intensity.
At first, the emperor's flag was ornate, with a sun resting in the center of an artistic pattern.
Whatever disease it is, whether FTD or autistic savants, there is this release that enhances the visual processes — and these images come out". In cases of Alzheimer's, people follow a different artistic pattern, Miller adds.
In his calligraphic technique there are deep impacts of: (a) Artistic pattern of European musical staff notation in the graphemic syntagms; (b) alpana ("ritual painting" mainly practised by Bengali women at the time of religious festival; the term denotes 'to coat with'. Generally categorised as "Folk -Art cFolk -Art's graphemicfrepresentations.
Arrange cheese cubes in an artistic pattern (such as concentric circles, spirals, or a star) with a bowl of toothpicks at the center.
Apply the molten wax to the egg surface in strokes, one stroke at a time with the pin head, to form an artistic pattern on the egg.
As a final step, we demonstrated that these MSCs can be aesthetically unified with other laser-patterned elastomeric circuits and electronics, featuring computer-designed artistic patterns and letters.
This chapter endeavours to understand the working of our brain by investigating the relationship between artistic patterns and brain activity.
Pasternak Slater would not agree – she sees intricate, complex artistic patterns where I would see bolted-on "literary" themes.
In Bosnia and Hercegovina, wartime artistic patterns of genre, image, and intertextual reference have set the terms for postwar memory-making.
Other cultural programs include "Artistic Voices," an art workshop from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Heckscher Museum of Art on Prime Avenue in Huntington (631) 351-3250, and "Family Fun Games," at 7 p.m. Tuesday or 2 p.m. Wednesday, and "Circle Art: Concentric Circles and Their Artistic Patterns," at 10 15 a.m.
