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commercial art

NOUN
  1. art used for commercial purposes (as in advertising)

How To Use commercial art In A Sentence

  • Like Warhol, he began as a commercial artist and his art has its roots in advertising.
  • He wanted to be world famous, and he knew that there is no such thing as a world-famous commercial artist. Times, Sunday Times
  • Taking a painting from a commercial art gallery does not fall within s.11.
  • As a commercial art design, modern packaging design conveys the aesthetic appreciation of art design and achieves the aesthetic realm of its products as well.
  • Like Warhol, he began as a commercial artist and his art has its roots in advertising.
  • There will be a commercial art fair in Melbourne later this year, and a biennale in Sydney mid-year.
  • For the next decade he worked mainly as a commercial artist, particularly on the designing of posters, showing a keen interest in visual tricks and space illusions.
  • The publisher's success with artbooks stems from the growing popularity of so-called lowbrow art which has moved into the contemporary and commercial art realms ala artists like Ed Hardy. Publishers Weekly - Children's Books News
  • His grounding was a basic training in technical and commercial art in a New York art school on the GI Bill.
  • Art schools trained applied artists to create commercial art and decorative furnishings but offered no training in new technologies.
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