The phrase "attentive drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a style of drawing that requires careful observation and focus on details.
Example: "The artist's attentive drawing of the landscape captured every nuance of light and shadow."
Alternatives: "careful drawing" or "detailed drawing".
Any attentive beholder will notice immediately that the "drawing" is in fact a woodcut, a technique Europeans began to employ around 1400 only, that is, almost a century after Llull had died.
He never forgot the importance of drawing out his students and he was a supremely attentive listener.
The senator's campaign swing this week, from Washington to Portland, Ore., to Seattle and Green Bay, drew large, attentive crowds.
In the wake of a crisis, Democrats wanted to draw a more attentive public into their fight.
And each element is sharply drawn with equally attentive exactitude, as if Dürer meant, like a 20th-century Surrealist, to challenge himself to see what disparate images he could make cohere in a single picture.
We should be particularly attentive to the propensity to draw firm conclusions from only a single perspective or data array.
I'm generally an attentive observer, but I don't draw my inspiration from one source in particular.
The European Parliament will remain very attentive to the situation in Moldova and will draw up a report assessing the implementation of the Association Agreement, to be voted upon before the end of 2018".
Attentive peer observation followed by peer feedback is implemented in order to maintain the attention of all participating trainees and to draw benefit from the active performances of peer students.
He had friends by the carload, who were drawn to his tall, semi-silent elegance and attentive ear.
Guy's research draws on Carl Rogers's theory and focuses on how attentive and non-judgmental listening facilitates a chance in the speakers' emotions and cognitions.
