Sentence examples for selling drawings from inspiring English sources

ANDREW: I was selling drawings.

"They were selling drawings," she says.

He could have been an artist or a musician (as a child, he helped support the impoverished household by selling drawings to newspapers and playing the piano in the cinema), but he chose architecture.

Some sold drawings to private clients; a witty, Bihzardian image of a camel is an example.

She regularly sold drawings to the New York Tribune, the Evening Post and the Chicago Herald Examiner.

In 1893 she moved to New York City, where she sold drawings to Truth, Puck, Cosmopolitan, and other magazines.

That pared-down ethos has attracted more than 100 vendors and 30 guest writers and artists who will sign autographs and sell drawings at the convention.

But in recent years, Mr. Johnston has also sometimes circumvented his family and sold drawings directly to Mr. Tartakov, Mr. Brivic and perhaps others who have contacted him.

By the entrance to Western Wall Plaza, a massive billboard from the Israeli ministry of tourism proclaims that Jews pray there to express their "faith in the rebuilding of the Temple", and in a slick shop nearby they sell drawings of the Haram cleansed of al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock.

His cartoons showed the influence of John T. McCutcheon and Clare Briggs, whom he had admired in his youth; he also had the skill to draw in the more fastidiously cross-hatched style of a Charles Dana Gibson, copies of whose drawings he had sold drawings as originals.

Now, she draws for her own satisfaction, selling her drawings on a humble Etsy store.