The phrase "amount of drawings" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of drawings." You can use it when referring to a countable quantity of drawings in a specific context, such as art or design.
Example: "The artist submitted a large number of drawings for the exhibition."
Alternatives: "quantity of drawings" or "total of drawings."
A large amount of 2D drawings have been produced in engineering fields.
The author, who has sold 450m copies of the Harry Potter books worldwide, said that she still receives a "huge" amount of fan mail – "drawings, stories, ideas, suggestions I write prequels and sequels", so she felt the site was "a really great way to give back to the Harry Potter readership, who have obviously made the books such a huge success".
Saint Laurent was a particularly gifted sketcher, who in the course of his time as House of Dior's youngest head at age 21, and from the founding of House of YSL at the age of 25, produced a prolific amount of imaginative avant-garde drawings.
Some may argue that he isn't a world class artist, but after spending a significant amount of time with his gunpowder drawings, I'd put him on the world class list.
Most painters of the 17th century approached their paintings slowly, with preparatory drawings, a certain amount of underpainting, and an elaborate finish.
For fragmented line drawings, a certain amount of pixel information (randomly spread across the entire stimulus) is taken away, making the recognition of the originally displayed object more difficult but not impossible.
Her 15-year oeuvre includes "The Complete Works of Jane Austen," a weather balloon filled with the amount of air one would need to read all the writer's books aloud; a series of drawings about the life of Marvin Gaye; small, primitive snow sculptures of the Greek gods; and drawings made experimentally under the influence of cocaine, caffeine or extreme fatigue.
"You're confronted with these drawings and the sheer amount of them, hopefully that will overwhelm people.
Young told her to make drawings, hundreds of drawings — to get lost in the process.
