The phrase "a strange drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a drawing that is unusual or not typical in appearance or style.
Example: "The gallery featured a collection of modern art, including a strange drawing that caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "an odd illustration" or "a peculiar sketch."
Downstairs, outside the toilets, there is a strange drawing of a man wearing a trilby hat, silhouetted against the sun.
And a man in Colorado thinks a strange drawing may be a piece of gold-rush history.
"In the beginning, they were pretty simple, a strange drawing maybe, but that's about it.
By some aberration of shyness, groping for a topic like a man in heavy boots in a strange drawing room, as we passed a tall poppy half-opened, I said like a fool: 'Who lives in that flower?' Sheer insincerity on my part.
Suzanne Caruso, whose late father, Fred Arkoosh, co-founded the company, says she grew up hearing stories about a man who came to the factory one day with a strange drawing on a napkin.
"But saying that, in the last minute of the game something ridiculous happens and David Martin has to pull us out of trouble, it was a strange ending to a strange draw".
I didn't intend or want to go to war, but I still felt a draw to it, a strange attraction.
Standouts include a Renoir study for female bathers, so refined that you might almost take it for an Ingres, and a strange, collagelike drawing of a woman surrounded by the heads of 27 male admirers of greatly varying ages.
ArtInicial Intelligence Turned Bob Rostrange a twistfying Psychedrawingightmare.
Some of these corrections correspond to mesomeric forms of functional groups as intentionally drawn by chemists (e.g., for nitro groups), while the others serve to correct strange drawing artifacts related to computer origin (which occur surprisingly often in large databases).
However, beware of overdoing the shading, as this can lead to a strange-looking drawing.
