"power of drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the ability to create visual representations using artistic techniques and skills. Example: Her power of drawing was evident in the lifelike portrait she created of her grandfather.
In another initiative, voters handed the power of drawing district boundaries to an independent commission.
Tom McLaughlin's latest book is The Story Machine, a story about the power of drawing and story telling.
Though the charity lacks statistics that confirm this faith in the power of drawing, anecdotally it is clearly a popular activity and a useful skill.
Through independent redistricting commissions, the power of drawing congressional lines is handed from the state government over to a select group of citizens, comprised mostly of members of the two major parties, as well as independents (or decline to states).
The book should be a required reading for architects and urbanists, as it not only teaches the power of drawing as polemic, but also provides a master class in the relationship of architecture to the city.
The measure, to shift the power of drawing political districts from the Legislature and to a panel of retired judges, is one of three measures backed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The number of purchases were within TVKO's expectations, and confirmed the lack of drawing power of the two fighters.
Competing films with a shred of drawing power were blocked, even the awful "Transformers 3".
Get that power of attorney drawn up, find out about carers and homes, decide who will be trusted – not just to write cheques, but to tell the unpalatable truths.
Along with bands like Elf Power, Of Montreal drew from several decades of melodic guitar pop, especially the English band XTC, and made rackety, exuberant rock albums.
Tickets sold out minutes after going on sale, illustrating the level of excitement the NFL inspires in Mexico – but also the purchasing power of those drawn to the sport.
