ArticTwinky

One that is nothing more then a Spastic teenager that eats a lot and yells at the Tv when playing Video games

You are suck a ArticTwinky

by Null in Void June 20, 2009

Artio

an artist may look for two things: a studio and an apartment. together it is an artio

Angie looked for an artio to finish her works of art and to live.

by Mac Noger May 21, 2009

Artificially Awake

When one is extremely tired but must stay awake for one reason or another. In order to do so, they ingest a lot of chemicals (Red Bull, coffee, Mountain Dew, ect.) to keep going.

I am running on a little sleep and a lot of chemicals.  I'm 9 hours, a venti latte and 2 gigantic red bulls into a 14 hour work day; at this point, I am only artificially awake!

by Duke Rude July 29, 2009

Artistic Constipation

When an artist of any sort wants to create a masterpice, but something is stopping them from doing so. Similar, if not the same as, artist block

Jake: I want to write a song but I can't think of anything
John: Oh, you have artistic constipation

by GiantMidget94 May 22, 2010

Artimism

Thinking artistically.
Such as optimism = thinking positively
pessimism = thinking negatively

artimism = thinking artistically

"Man, I'm so upset."
"Paint something - have some artimism. You'll feel better."

by CarlyCat November 25, 2011

Artist's exemption

When an aspiring musician or artist is given an exemption from having a nice car or apartment during a courtship of a girl.

"Kelly your new friend is kind of a loser!" It's ok he is releasing a mixtape pretty soon so he gets an artist's exemption.

by Drama21 April 22, 2012

ArtistShare

ArtistShare was the first crowdfunding website on the Internet which allows creative artists to fund their projects utilizing a "fan-funding" model. ArtistShare allows the general public to directly finance, watch the creative process, and in most cases gain access to extra material from an artist. It has since been copied by sites such as Kickstarter and Indie GoGo.

In 2005 Maria Schneider's recording Concert in the Garden was the first recording to receive a Grammy award while not being available in retail stores. It was an ArtistShare fan-funded project.

by ArtistsForJustice August 10, 2012