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Anonymous

Dec 08, 2024

What is meant by “tools of trade”?

I’m unsure what to include under “tools of trade” in my DeviantArt profile. I’ve never encountered this phrase before and would appreciate some guidance on what it typically refers to.

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Anonymous

Feb 10, 2025

I have DeviantArt.

They mean what do you use to create your art?

Usually people put Acrylics or Photoshop or the type of camera they have.

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You are correct, he doesn’t like you – and from what you’ve said about him: lucky you. Being called a “tool” is a definite insult. The person who stated: “Think about what a tool is “an instrument that can not think by itself and is controlled by someone who can”” put it very well. Being a tool, simply put, means you are easily controlled by others, that you can’t think for yourself, and that others use you. It is a sign of disrespect and shows that he looks down upon you to view you this way. My advice?: If this guy is your friend, get new friends!

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Anonymous

Feb 06, 2025

“Tools of trade are the type and amount of instruments, tools, equipment, devices and machinery as would be usually used in the normal course and scope of a person’s profession, trade or occupation without the use of additional labor.”

The tool you used to make your art, computers, pens, paper etc.

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Anonymous

Feb 07, 2025

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What is meant by "tools of trade"?

I don't know what to put under "tools of trade" in my deviantArt profile. I have not encountered this phrase before.

Tools of trade are the type and amount of instruments, tools, equipment, devices , knowledge, expertise, diplomas, certificates, degrees, anything used in the implementation of the trade

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Anonymous

Feb 18, 2025

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Courtney saying “cocky” is close to the meaning I know! “Tool” means penis in some cultures, but in a derogatory sense like, “You’re a dick.” Not kind.

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Anonymous

Feb 10, 2025

Tools of the trade simply means what you use to do the job. If your an artist you list down whatever you use to do your paintings and drawings.

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Kattie Cronin

Feb 18, 2025

Usually, when it comes to art, “tools of the trade” is referring to the mediums you use, e.g. watercolor, oil pastel, etc.

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