The phrase "awkward to draw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is difficult or uncomfortable to illustrate or depict visually.
Example: "The perspective of the building was so complex that it felt awkward to draw."
Alternatives: "challenging to illustrate" or "difficult to depict".
Cop Car also marks Watts (who co-wrote the script with Christopher D Ford) as a director to watch – he has a spare, intimate style that uses awkward angles to draw out discomfort.
I remember being a teenager and feeling awkward, depressed, afraid to draw attention to myself, while at the same time wanting to be unleashed, hilarious and noticed.
The word had made him think of a crayon spreading a thick grainy brown over a round face, the kind of awkward pictures Rumi used to draw under duress when she was younger.
It was a rather mixed presentation with some awkward humour and stilted attempts to draw louder whoops from the audience.
It is also prepared to draw slightly awkward personal parallels, such as that Powell's mother was born in the same year as Kingsley (1922) and that Powell himself is a year older than Martin, who was born in 1949.
Inconsistent setting or a set that seems awkward or uncertain is more likely to draw negative attention from the referee.[25].
It's an awkward conclusion and one I'm not at all happy to draw.
It was now awkward to maneuver three heart ruffs in the dummy and return to the closed hand to draw the missing trumps.
Without choosing something to draw attention, the overall design can look messy and unplanned, and there may be awkward spaces that make guests uncomfortable.
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.
