The phrase "artistic traits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe characteristics or qualities that are associated with an individual's artistic abilities or style.
Example: "Her paintings are a reflection of her unique artistic traits, showcasing her creativity and emotional depth."
Alternatives: "creative characteristics" or "artistic qualities".
Race is talked about in jazz (though usually in veiled terms) as if it were a set of artistic traits rather than an ethnic characteristic.
All of these artistic traits arise from a masterful manipulation of light, gloss, contrast, and color.
If women do pick sexual partners on the basis of creative or artistic traits, one would expect changes in their preferences during peak fertility.
"It's an artistic trait, and there's a lot of creativity in medicine," he said.
They are all major cinematic events, each in their own way, but they share a crucial artistic trait.
Use the traits Athletic, Artistic and Good.
Use the traits Athletic, Artistic, Good, and either Party Animal or (if you have Pets installed) Animal Lover.
Use the traits Athletic, Artistic, Snob (because she would be a Career Tribute) and either Mean Spirited or Evil.
Whether this is artistic training, a personality trait — her father was a sociology professor at University of California, Los Angeles — or a conscious musical strategy doesn't matter.
By contrast with the tiny number of genes that make some people dark-skinned and doe-eyed, and others as pale as napkins, scientists say that traits like intelligence, artistic talent and social skills are likely to be shaped by thousands, if not tens of thousands, of the 80,000 or so genes in the human genome, all working in complex combinatorial fashion.
It's very tempting to compare Helseth with the pianist Leif Ove Andsnes, her distinguished countryman — perhaps a predilection for clean lines, effortless dexterity, and a disarmingly natural manner of artistic expression is a national trait.
