'space drawing' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it to describe the activity of drawing in a three-dimensional environment, e.g. "Jenna enjoyed experimenting with space drawing techniques, creating pieces with depth and texture."
Ten columnar female figures wound graciously about the dimly lit stage space, drawing near to one another in entwining pauses.
He restored the space, drawing from the French vernacular: gilded bronze hardware, black-and-white limestone floors, boiserie and a marble fireplace that hints at the site's previous use as Balmain's residence.
But for two days, a collection of Bieberiana took over the space, drawing not only Mr. Bieber's die-hard fans and the requisite eBay resellers, but also streetwear wonks and fashion girls, Mr. Bieber's new converts.
Scumbled, smeared or otherwise brushed on, gestures of painterly abstraction add spacey atmosphere, but at the same time these marks contradict the illusory extension of space, drawing the eye to the glossy, finely striated surfaces.
The managed-hosting approach typically packs more servers into less space, drawing more power per square foot.
Our vision isn't just about optimizing what we have – it's about overhauling how we approach this space, drawing on our legacy of connecting communities and our long history of organization through DMOZ.
Why hasn't this space drawn much notice over time?
The public "grand-opening" of space draws near.
Body movements draw boundaries of space and also space draws the boundaries of the body.
Opened in 2009, this 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-footerformerspacem across the country.
The space draws on early 1920s design with vintage fixtures, dark wood and brass lighting.
