The word "artsy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something as having an artistic or creative feel to it. For example: "The creative director's office was decorated in an artsy style featuring vibrant colors and unique furniture."
As Tommy told Rolling Stone magazine: "Our music is an answer to the early seventies when artsy people with big egos would do vocal harmonies and play long guitar solos and get called geniuses".
Take Animoto, a service that lets users turn photos into artsy music videos using artificial intelligence.
Instead, its rivals are small, privately held firms all over the world that specialise in niches of computer-aided design video games, say or the design subsidiaries of engineering conglomerates such as Dassault in France".Our business is not really geeky; it's artsy," says Mr Bass.
"One night, Kathy Grayson said to me: 'You don't want to be the artsy person at the party.
If "Restrepo" and "The Hurt Locker" are any indication, critics like war films to come with a minimum of artsy futzing.
In December it may be mistaken for an artsy Christmas tree.
For them, using poems as source material, and writing lyrical sentences as Thompson is prone to do—is not good scholarship.But we need both the number-crunchers and the artsy types if we want to understand the consequences of economic growth.
Later, as ever more intellectuals and the artsy rich wanted his work, from Federico Fellini to Sophia Loren, Morandi would pick and choose who could own one and which work they could have.Giorgio Morandi was not a simple soul and he did not make simple art.
Berlin is reminiscent of South of Market in San Francisco, the preferred habitat of more artsy start-ups.Strength in diversityEurope's diversity may once have been a disadvantage, a clash of cultures and languages rather than a healthy mix of skills.
