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What do you call a person who produces work in vernacular?

There isn't one single, universally accepted term for a person who produces work in vernacular. However, here are some options depending on the context and specific type of work:

General terms:

* Vernacular artist/writer/creator: This is a straightforward and accurate description.

* Folk artist/writer/creator: This term is often used for traditional art forms, but can also apply to contemporary work in a vernacular style.

* Local artist/writer/creator: This emphasizes the geographical origin of the work.

More specific terms:

* Dialect poet/writer: For someone writing in a specific regional dialect.

* Street artist/writer: For someone working in a vernacular style that is associated with urban or street culture.

* Indigenous artist/writer/creator: For someone working in the traditions of their indigenous culture.

* Popular artist/writer/creator: This term is sometimes used for vernacular work that is widely accessible and enjoyed by a large audience.

Additional considerations:

* The context of the work is important. For example, a "vernacular poet" might be different from a "vernacular filmmaker."

* The specific language or dialect used is also a factor. A writer who works in the vernacular of a specific region might be called a "dialect writer."

Ultimately, the best term to use depends on the specific situation and the nuances of the work being described.

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