The phrase "atelier materials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the supplies or resources used in an artist's studio or workshop, particularly in the context of art or craft.
Example: "The students were excited to explore the various atelier materials available for their painting class."
Alternatives: "studio supplies" or "workshop materials".
Binns would say no, because, as the product of an established atelier and made from luxury materials, the politics of Lagerfeld's jacket are the reverse of punk.
Waltz's costume-makers had been working with designs and materials that van Herpen's atelier had sent from Amsterdam, and now van Herpen would see how the costumes moved on the dancers' bodies.
In the deep layers in and around the building, particularly toward the south, a great mass of waste material from the artist's atelier was found.
Writer visits him in his atelier, where he is creating see-through dress material.
"The idea is that everything in the shop is either made of or inspired by the materials, tools and imagery of the iconic woodworker's atelier," Mr. Stark said.
Archival material consists of color photographs of the crowded atelier, and facsimiles of the paraphernalia that Bacon left behind.
He hopes to employ his skills with leather and cloth and open a shoe atelier.
At their atelier on Great Jones Street, Canter & Dymek use only recycled hangers, tags, and packing materials, and repurpose fabric and sewing-machine scraps into collectable plush characters called 'Scrappys.' They're also dedicated to keeping a low carbon footprint and produce locally in factories that offer fair wages.
"I prefer to say 'sleeping material' rather than 'discarded.' " In 2010, she created petit h, which now has an atelier in Pantin, France — Hermès headquarters — where the company's artisans can comb through Mussard's trash trove and, somewhat scandalously in the world of luxury goods, turn the scraps into whimsical objets.
