The phrase "artistic print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a print that has artistic qualities or is created as a work of art, often in the context of visual arts or graphic design.
Example: "The gallery featured a stunning collection of artistic prints that showcased the talent of local artists."
Alternatives: "art print" or "creative print".
Hammocks & High Tea Lavender Satchels: From the artistic print to the lavender and verbena perfume, I adore these closet satchels because they immediately dispel the ubiquitous packed-in-a-box smell.
There was no depression". For $250, Fortin makes the pills in the new mother's kitchen, which she leaves spotless, and she'll throw in an artistic print of the placenta as a memento before she renders it into diet supplements.
That is just what Matthew Williamson seemed to have done in his collection, where his digital print elements were entirely replaced by artistic prints inspired by nature.
Scheduled to coincide with the anniversary of the inclusion of artistic printing techniques in the nationwide directory of the Intangible Cultural Heritage by the German UNESCO Commission, the day included more than 250 events held nationwide.
Among the businesses that purchased these eye-catching feats of artistic printing were Sapanule, makers of the celebrated Glycerine Lotion (said to cure rheumatism, neuralgia, pneumonia, diphtheria, sore throats and more); Dr. J.F. Brogan, "Operative Dentist" at 305 Fulton Street, Brooklyn Summit Mineral Springs Waterr; and Harry Harper, a paper dealer and stationer at 60 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
His erotic, meta-artistic print cycle The Vollard Suite stands with his Guernica as a masterpiece of the surrealist 1930s.
Artist Micah Ganske kicks off 2013 with a deeply creative use of MakerBot's 3D printing capability designing and printing artistic sculptures depicting warped environments that point toward our future.
Steeped in the digital world, from its artistic possibilities with prints to its opportunity to create a global conversation, young London is now emerging as a sustainable source of talent.
This noble indigo opening was followed by dresses with artistic hand-painted prints and evening ball gowns — Ms. Herrera being a rare designer who retains a sense of dressing in a modern way for grand evenings.
Although they might not achieve artistic greatness, the prints in this handsomely mounted show vividly evoke a country growing up, projecting a vision that could engender acute nostalgia in Americans today.
Eric is the owner of Wu & Y, an activewear brand for adventure, music festivals, and yoga, with a focus on artistic patterns and prints.
