artistic differences 

a euphemism used by a untalented musician when breaks up with his talented bandmates.

"You guys used to be such a riot! What happened?"
"Artistic differences."

artistic differences by JohnnyLurg August 6, 2010

Artistic Quotient 

Artistic quotient is the perceived level of artistic taste an individual possesses. Abbreviated as AQ.

According to the purveyors of this term, a person with a high artistic quotient is one who indulges in art that is underground, non-mainstream, quirky, eclectic or kvlt.

Death metal guy: Hey, how did your date go?

Indie filmmaker guy: Bad ... she listens to Lady Gaga.

Death metal guy: Oh ... can I have her number then?

Indie filmmaker guy: Are you fucking kidding me! Do you want me to repeat how low her Artistic Quotient is!

Artistic Quotient by Der Gelb Baron December 5, 2011

Artistic Chalent 

When one has the ability to create something utterly horrifying or strange
Originating from me mispronouncing talent and now is a joke

"Wow, I drew something horrifying"
"You have artistic chalent"

Artistic Chalent by FNAFnerdBonnie September 27, 2017

artistic logic

thinking style that is done in a creatively clever way

bob the programmer has used artistic logic in making that program

artistic logic by HombreCoco January 22, 2010

artistic style 

it's a signiture of an artist. Its how one fits there personal opinion into something. it's something that no matter what you do you will always put your flare into an art work you do. wether you notice it or not.

several people can draw or paint the same image but they will all turn out differently. Because they all have a different artistic style.

artistic style by iheartB1A4 April 18, 2014

artistic license 

See poetic license.

They really are the same thing.

artistic license by Kenthar April 1, 2004

Artistic Professional Courtesy 

is the act among artists to promote and help one another through networking and sharing through their mediums.

Amanda Delight made a video of fellow artist Timmy Grins while he broadcasted live on the radio promoting his album. She did this free of charge as an act of Artistic Professional Courtesy.

Artistic Professional Courtesy by Amanda Delight February 14, 2010