"draft images" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to preliminary or rough versions of images that are not yet finalized or ready for publication. Example: "The graphic designer presented the client with several draft images for their new logo, and they were able to choose their favorite one to be finalized."
Someone pointed this out to Lu on Twitter in response to the draft image.
"There's so much in there that's lucid and lent itself to comic book adaptation". In richly detailed black-and-white imagery and cleanly lettered text blocks, Crumb opens his book with a superbly drafted image of God holding a giant cosmic void in his hands, spinning like a ball of black cotton candy, and ends it with a sober but lavishly detailed picture of Joseph's funeral procession.
Note that the supplemental information pages were all drafted as images to carefully manage the placement of periods, and never allow them to fall at the end of a line unless they were at the end of a paragraph.
Perhaps the Draft mode image is a little lighter, but only with a jeweler's loupe — yes, I have one — did I see any major difference in saturation.
When he learned of the theme "Designing Women," Hanley began drafting grid images of female reggae musicians like Lady Saw and Tanya Stephens.
Looking in at his model, in the dark, constructed space engulfed in the light of his studio, Witkin managed to draft an image that is both hallucinatory and emotionally credible.
Unicode's master set had to select a single reference illustration and name to accompany each emoji, so "," for example, became the guide for "face with look of triumph". Photos from a 2010 Unicode document, showing a draft of the images the nonprofit organization considered as it attempted to reconcile the Japanese emoji into a single master list.
Starting out as an artists' model for some W.P.A. muralists, he was soon drafted to record images of New Yorkers coping with hard times.
For the last two weeks, John Romita Jr. has sat at a drafting table with images of the World Trade Center pinned to the walls around him, struggling to render the aftermath of the attack on New York in comic book pictures.
