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artificial harmonics are basically like regular harmonics 
with one difference
the length of the string (from the nut to the bridge) by fretting 
a note anywhere
you basically shorten the stringwhich then moves the hamonics 
around here is an example

G--12@24---
D----------
A----------
E----------

you fret the 12 and with you other hand you put your finger over 
the 24 like a regular 
harmonic and pluck it explore your whole neck to find them 

some great examples of artificial harmonic players are jaco 
pastorius and steve bailey