Furlong progressed quickly to supervising installations, and he began learning drafting skills as a draftsman's apprentice.
In doing research, I learned that the principal draftsman of the speech was John Kenneth Galbraith.
He learned to be a proficient draftsman before he learned to read well.
In "The Dark Brain of Piranesi," the best of her essays — it is one of the most profound critical studies of our period — we learn what the great eighteenth-century draftsman, trailblazing for Yourcenar in his thousand-odd etchings of the ruins of Rome, thought about time's action on the supposedly eternal city.
He learned the profession as an apprentice draftsman and through voracious reading.
When she learned that R. M. Schindler's only draftsman had been called up, she applied for the job with drawings she'd made to renovate her own house.
Gill received no formal training in architecture, but in 1890 he became a draftsman in the office of the Chicago architectural firm of Adler and Sullivan, where he learned simplicity of form and unity of design.
Curiously, perhaps, Leo Fender, the Californian inventor who created the Stratocaster, along with draftsman and steel guitar virtuoso Freddie Tavares, and with a little help from musician friends, never learned to play the guitar.
"One of the things we learned from the Boston exhibition was that prints should be given equal time," she said, referring to "Rembrandt's Journey: Painter, Draftsman, Etcher" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston last year.
Draftsmen see themselves designing skyscrapers.
"He was an awkward draftsman.
