Sentence examples for total artist from inspiring English sources
The most talented "total artist" in Vienna, though, was probably Josef Hoffmann, whose range of work included architecture, furniture, silverware and tapestries.
All of these were mere blips, but the momentum that Chance the Rapper has built, pretty much single-handedly, suggest all those grand claims for total artist autonomy made over the past 16 years could finally be coming good.
He said: "I moved 'Black Magic', because it's a total artist's album.
And then my life is busy with fixing problems -- how boring is that?! Now I'm a total artist at perfectionism, meaning I like for things to work, to be beautiful and harmonious -- if possible at all times.
And now, with Putin's activities in Crimea and eastern Ukraine adding fuel to anti-Russian feeling, the Guardian's art critic Jonathan Jones has called for a total artists' boycott of Russia, in order to "hit Putin where it hurts".
"Fifth Avenue is like a total artists' reaction to Seventh Avenue," Jessica D'Amico, a tattooed jewelry designer and young Pratt alumna, said last week, when she was minding her friend Cecilia Grim's shop, Albert & Piccolo, at 276 Fifth Avenue.
In total, the artist worked with 147 children and young people, using a wooden mannequin and an array of materials to create a visual "story" or picture that was then photographed.
It's much more fitting to call her a " total performance artist," as she tries on personas for a living.
[Musician] is in touch with [musician's] feelings as well as those of [speaker's demographic], and [musician] speaks for me!" or "[Musician] is a total con artist who is just taking advantage of the kids' belief in [scene/movement/fad] to make [national currency]!" or "[Musician] is a felcher!
That way you don't have to become a total fake artist.
Which brings us to Fishypaul's 2016 piece, which I'm going to call First Great Western Ruminations: A Soliloquy Of Silence, because that's the sort of total nonsense artists like to call their total nonsense.
