GODIN discontinued the ARTISAN ST I in 1998, The Artisan ST I had a super-strat style light maple body, bird's-eye maple top and neck, ebony fingerboard, three Godin Tetrad Blade pickups and Khaler locking tremolo. The ST I had a push-pull Michael Braun EQ tone selector.

GODIN stopped making the Artisan ST II in 1995. The Artisan ST II featured a Canadian rock maple neck, hand-crafted arched top, maple or rosewood fingerboard, 3 Godin twin coil pickups, push-pull Michael Braun EQ tone system, 5 way pickup selector  and non-locking vintage style tremolo. The ST II was a more affordable version of the ST I - without the ST I's bird's eye maple top & neck and locking Kahler tremolo.

GODIN discontinued the Artisan ST II Ultimate in 1995. The Artisan ST II Ultimate was like the Artisan ST II but with a Wilkinson tremolo and staggered locking machine heads

The Godin Artisan ST IV was discontinued in 1997.

GODIN stopped making the Artisan ST V in 1996

The Godin Artisan ST VI was like the Artisan ST V model but had a Floyd Rose II locking tremolo, black hardware and different pickup configuration. GODIN discontinued the Artisan ST VI in 1997.

The ARTISAN TC I was discontinued in 1998. The Artisan TC I was a super-telecaster style electric with a flamed maple arched top, bird's eye maple neck and ebony fingerboard. The TC I had two Godin twin coil pickups, the Michael Braun push-pull EQ tone system and a fixed bridge.

GODIN discontinued the Artisan TC II in 1995.