Sentence examples for proficient artists from inspiring English sources

"I like highly developed art -- and to me the Japanese are the most technically proficient artists of any culture".

How can you be sure that you were dealing with the real him?A.The original boards that we got from him were in his style and were certainly by an extremely proficient artist.

The improvising musician hunches over his tangible gear, the technically proficient artist uses software to construct virtual 3D animations.

Be a proficient artist already.

He played a Bill Gates-like billionaire in love with an innocent newcomer from the provinces, but the studio insisted that his character also be a proficient martial artist.

In hindsight, I would've rather spent my time becoming a proficient martial artist than the six years I studied Spanish in school.

Bored with her material after the extensive touring (her set list started to feel like "a grave-dig") she had a confidence crash in late 2008 – an "inner oh fuck" – triggered after sharing a stage with "really proficient, soul-searching artists" like Martha Wainwright and Feist and feeling "very, very aware that I was known as a writer of rhythmic danceable material".

Pop music has become so proficient at launching artists using an orchestrated campaign of social media, rap guest spots, mum-friendly ballads and an Asos-first attitude to creativity that it can pretty much control and guarantee the success of new, albeit incredibly dull, music.

Facebook artists proficient at Graffiti, can now print out their creations as posters as well.

Uninspiring art territory, perhaps, but surprises here include an animated Kinetic sculpture by Lin Emery and a bunch of proficient minimal paintings by artists as distant in time and temperament as Robert Mangold, Robert Goodnough, Richard Haas and Vincent Longo.

So, there's a guy that's going to help me who's gotten very proficient in using he's an artist named Tim Curtis—water-based paint and I'm hiring him to teach me.