The phrase "as your art" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to someone's artistic expression or work, often in a comparative or descriptive manner.
Example: "I appreciate the way you express your emotions as your art speaks volumes about your experiences."
Alternatives: "as your craft" or "as your creation".
May your afterlife be as beautiful as your art," one person wrote.
Suffering for your art is one thing; suffering as your art is another.
As long as your art is pure, who cares where it is?" Theirs is a common solution for bands who start out with tiny budgets.
But if art these days is like a teenager -- sarcastic, ungrateful, and existentially conflicted -- staging anti-art stunts as your art no longer makes you radical in what is now a competitive and often vacuous theater of ironic one-upping.
Each customer that whisks by your studio (initially a tiny garage with potential for expansion as your art career progresses), comes equipped with their own art preferences, and no matter how well you technically master the game's digital painting, some will like your work while others will trash it.
Your clothing is an extension of yourself and unique to yourself, as your art will be, like Tim Burton's movies.
As well as enriching your art education, this practice can gain you contacts in the art world.
This is the common theme: You can have the job, as long as you cover your art.
I think it is, ultimately, a positive song, and I think it's also about following your art as well.
It almost teaches the kids or the potential new talent that this what you need to do to succeed, as opposed to following your art, following your heart.
I call this a life-art process, and I hope that will have an effect on the art world, that there will be more artists that will be dedicated toward the notion that as you expand your art experience, you deepen your life experience, and as you deepen your life experience, you expand your art.
