The phrase "awkward drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a drawing that lacks skill or finesse, often resulting in an uncomfortable or clumsy appearance.
Example: "The artist's first attempt at sketching was an awkward drawing that made everyone chuckle."
Alternatives: "clumsy illustration" or "ungraceful sketch."
In the interim, the Saudis have tried their hand at funding the humanitarian response in Yemen, but even that turned into an awkward drawn out spectacle after Saudi officials exerted control over funds they promised the UN, angering officials.
I hope it won't sound presumptuous to say that Aciman has found his voice: the lushness of his first novel suited its sensuality, and the angular sentences in his second similarly fit its awkward, drawing-room sensibility — but here it feels as if we are at last reading the real Aciman.
His inability to get his lead leg over the first hurdle, and his awkward tumble, drew gasps from the crowd.
The Frenchmen should qualify as pool winners, thanks to their banker form at home, but this weekend's trip to Bordeaux is more than a little awkward – they drew with Raphaël Ibanez's side in September – and there is something about their visit to Exeter next month that has the juices flowing.
While illustrating one of Ichigo's scenes, Kubo found it awkward to draw him with a cheerful smile.
The similarity drew an awkward line between the rebels, whom Western media have relied upon for reports, and the seemingly fantastical statements from Colonel Qaddafi himself.
To her mother, this fearsome routine seemed the best way to handle a child who was socially awkward, terrified of drawing attention to herself and given to the dangerous habit of daydreaming.
Prior's Test team-mate Tim Bresnan was the bowler, cramping him for room and drawing an awkward shot to have him caught at mid-on for only two.
The villainy of Mirele Efros's mean, greedy sons and daughter-in-law draws awkward laughs near the end.
