artist

use to refer to a once friend who has had his testicles amputated by his woman who is really a man, has lost his identity and all of his friends. Like Prince when he became a symbol, hence the reference

My friends, join me in raising your class and pouring out some of your drink for the artist who is no longer with us.

by D'godfather May 5, 2003

Artistic-ish-ness

When something is a little bit artistic. when it becomes an adjective the word artistic-ish becomes artistic-ish-ness

chelsy. says:

i put some heels on then thought i looked pretty cool and thought it was artistic-ish

...wardy*** says:

clevagee is the artistic-ish-ness haha

by wardrandall November 8, 2009

Artis

The biggest fuck up that no one likes and is very annoying. Tries to fit in but fails, tries to be caring only to be spit on, or tries to impress only to be failed by the disapprovment. Has no friends and has no back up. Oh yeah did I mention he's a fuck up

You know that kid Artis, yeah he's a little fuck up

by Anonymous details March 23, 2017

Artin

the man who drinks the among us potion.

OmG Artin DoNt DrInK AmOnG Us PoTiOn At 3 aM

by Max Earp 27 January 11, 2021

prison artist

To use a magazine to hold blood, feces, and semen. Then to paint a red, brown, and white portrait on your cell mate's chest.

I became a true prison artist the day I ate enough blue fruit roll-ups to paint an American flag on Robbie's chest.

by TheGoldenDancer February 18, 2010

Your Artist

A dorkish way of saying "Yo' momma." This is often used by silly high-school science teachers and their students. Nobody except those who have had said science teacher will understand the joke/reference and therefore creates an awkward and confused feeling in those who have just been served.

Joe: What are you guys talking about?
Alex: Nothing....
Joe: God you guys are boring
Phil: YOUR ARTIST!

Alex & Joe laugh

by Mr. Roebuck C. Maynard October 9, 2010

tattoo artist

The providential guardian of your new constant companion. This person uses a sterilized needle to permanently engrave symbols into their clients. They are the stability of the art world.

It's important to request work done by professionals, because without them, your tattoo's longevity and safety is at risk. With them, you can sit back, relax, and thereafter, carry art that gently repels burden and earthly stress. It's a reasonable totem, the lasting mark of a tattoo artist.

Many tattoo artists like to talk through your original design so that it looks well placed and is thoughtfully centered before they apply it for you. They are there to assist your dreams into coming true. They will help you feel happy about your decision, for the rest of your life.

Each tattoo artist you cross will have a different style, unless, you ask for flash art, which is when they will pull a stencil and then give you the same tattoo your grand dad had. Those pictures of designs which hang in frames around the traditional shops are displaying flash art. You still need the artist there, they, who understand epidermal tissue and have the training to make your experience accurate and effective.

I am happiest/most grateful when I think about my connection to ravens. Otherwise, I'm generally feeling down. I find myself seldom uplifted because my thoughts are as fleeting as the bird itself, so yesterday, I asked this neat tattoo artist to leave me with a permanent raven.

by GraffitiRabbit February 17, 2020