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Discover LudwigThe phrase "artistic stamp" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a unique style or signature that an artist or creator leaves on their work, indicating their personal touch or influence.
Example: "The painter's latest exhibition showcases her artistic stamp, evident in the vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes that define her work."
Alternatives: "creative signature" or "personal touch".
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"Stamp It!" learn about using positive and negative spaces, and experiment with different materials to make an artistic stamp.
Mr. Kaiser, best known as a clever administrator, put his artistic stamp on the center with a flourish.
Not only has he put his artistic stamp on the festival through at least 2010, whether or not he is in charge or even alive by then, but that stamp is defiantly, maybe even madly weird.
Whether it's due to nature or nurture, Chin has a propensity for uniqueness and a desire to put an individual, even artistic, stamp on his work.
Specifically, you are an expert at being you, and putting your own artistic stamp on whatever you are doing.
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Marc and Ruard took over De Admiraal earlier in the year and are fast putting their eco-artistic stamp on the place.
I didn't think they had the stamp of artistic durability.
What is missing is personality, mostly, for if you are going to work with an established artistic medium, then you need to stamp some individuality onto it.
His simplified human figures have already stamped themselves upon the artistic imagination and have come to stand as symbols.
We know that the sexual and artistic freedoms of Weimar Germany were stamped out by the Nazis.
The ballet's leadership has experienced poisonous infighting recently as a number of artistic directors have struggled to put their stamp on a deeply traditional company.
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