關於Artist的意思和用法的提問

A: It pretty much means when an artist (maybe for music,drawing,fashion,etc.) is frowned upon when trying to be unique or daring with their art. This is because it’d be smarter to make something the average everyday person or buyer would like,rather than releasing a new idea only some may understand and enjoy! This helps the artist know they’ll make money and be successful.

A: My take is that it’s trying to say that modern artists have a hard time freely expressing themselves because it would be hard to make money in the art market today. The art market may require a certain type of art that doesn’t match with a contemporary artist’s style and they are caught in it, unable to make a good living

A: Like:
Which musician do you like in hip hop?

Artist meaning group, band, soloist
Genre can be: rock, rap, country, kpop, and more ^^

A: The artist uses influences from all over the world and brings them together.

A: this makes no sense. sorry.

A: thank you!!

A: I am an artist.
She/He is an Artist.
I would love to be an artist one day.
Artists have their art work displayed.
Artists paint, create and draw.

A: They're among local artists can mean out of all the artists these particular artists are local.

They're local artists is just a more straightforward way of pointing out the fact that the ones being discussed are local.

They both are saying that the artists are local artists it's just in the first sentence it's more of a small comparison of who is and is not a local artists.

A: We use ‘what’ for things, abstract concepts [추상적 개념] and animals, and ‘who’ for people. Artist=person=who :)

Who is you favorite non-living artist?
What is you favorite music genre?

A: A painter is someone who only paints, which means they only use a brush or other painting tools. An artist is many things, they could be a painter, a drawer, a singer, a musician, or many other things that have to do with “the arts”.

A: An "artiste" is a performing (stage, TV, etc.) artist.

It's a somewhat affected (pretentious) word.

A: Oh! Ok
“not well-known AS AN artist yet” ✔️

“not A well-known artist yet” ✔️

“not well-known an artist” ❌

“not an artist well-known yet” ✔️

A: はい、あってます。

A: A little unnatural, but it could work.

This artist has a passion for his artwork and has always tried his best, so now people want to see his work.

A: ohhhhh im sorry I didn't understand! It's saying that styles (I'm assuming Harry styles) did what most good artists do, which is turn his sorrow and heartbreak into a really good and catchy song, The "fully charged" means high energy and upbeat, the the "get you jammin like there's no tomorrow" is just an over-emphasis to make it more exclamatory and interesting

Hope this is what you were looking for!

A: The song is Love Story by Taylor Swift.

A: the artist name is Jean-Michel Basquiat

A: I love my favorite artist, Nura.

A: It is kind of natural but the tenses don't make sense. It should be "I went to an American artist's concert today, whom I've always respected. I am glad I am studying English." :)

A: I like rock and metal music. I love Cannibal Corpse, AC/DC, Sepultura, Metallica, Green Day and more...

A: Recently I've come to like this artist
I've recently come to like this artist

A: Actually, I didn't know this artist:
"Actually, I didn't know this artist before now" (but I do now)
or
"Actually, I don't know this artist" (and I still don't)

I want to read one by one:
"I want to read them all"
or
"I want to read every one of them"

It's a little bit interesting, isn't it?
"It's interesting isn't it?" (don't say "a little bit", this means that it's not very interesting - 誉め殺し?)
or
"It's quite interesting, isn't it?"

It's like a Tanzaku and Ema: OK

It makes feel like reading Tanzaku or Ema
"It makes me feel like reading a Tanzaku or Ema" (now that I have read this artist, I want to read a Tanzaku or an Ema)
or
"It's like when I read a Tanzaku or Ema" (the artist's writing makes me feel the same way)