Sentence examples for gifted draftsman from inspiring English sources
Mullin was the dean of newspaper sports cartoonists, a gifted draftsman and writer whose signature looked like blades of grass.
Sarg was a gifted draftsman and a fine illustrator and cartoonist who was also passionate about toys and puppets.
Jerome, a gifted draftsman, rooms with a queeny fashion-design major (Nick Swardson) and a boorish film student (Ethan Suplee).
Kahn was an unusually gifted draftsman, and his most valuable assets were his exquisite pen-and-ink drawings, pastel sketches, and pencil renderings on tracing paper.
Subsequently, the partners, aided by their gifted draftsman Joseph Morrill Wells, led the American trend toward Neoclassicism and away from styles then being developed in Chicago and elsewhere.
This fascinating retrospective shows him to have been a gifted draftsman and a Surrealistic assemblagist with a great feel for decorative design.
A number of prehistorians are and have been, as he is, gifted draftsmen and copyists.
The self-taught artists Joseph Yoakum, who made swirling, Art-Nouveauish landscapes, and Bill Traylor, who painted and drew jaunty silhouettes of people and animals in lively, radically simplified scenes, were both wonderful, naturally gifted draftsmen.
A formidable inquiring intellect, passionate horsewoman, gifted pianist, draftsman and painter, crack gardener and brilliant, loyal, accepting friend.
The gifted Tokyo draftsman Tomoo Gokita, who is especially adept with charcoal, has taken up painting with promising if facile results.
In the early 17th century, Jacques Callot rose to prominence in French art: gifted as a draftsman above all, he recorded with the pen his clever inventions and great picture stories, primarily in bold abbreviations.
