'studied drawings' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe drawings that have been carefully examined or studied. For example, "The museum curator carefully studied the drawings before deciding which to hang in the exhibition."
"And there really isn't a place to see and study drawings anywhere between New York and the West Coast".
When this system was connected to a computer, it enabled designers to study drawings interactively and facilitated the modification of their designs.
HUNCHED over a carved wooden coffee table in his office, studying drawings of a river relay race that "Survivor" contestants will soon endure, Mark Burnett sounds every bit the acclaimed television producer he is.
On Tuesday at 11 a.m. and Oct. 22 at 1 p.m., participants can explore sculptures in a variety of materials and styles by running their hands over them and can study drawings with raised lines, said Nancy Richner, the museum's education program coordinator.
They gave Davis as Catharina a "... very simple Dutch hairstyle...," which they learned from studying drawings and prints of the period.
To develop or hone these, you can work on creating detailed drawings of buildings in your free time, as well as studying drawings of existing buildings to understand how a particular aspect of a construction can be represented in a drawing.
In the test phase, 80 drawings were presented, 40 of which were the previously studied old drawings randomly intermixed with 40 new drawings, of which half were items that would be found in a kitchen.
I studied these drawings at the closest possible range – my eyes a few centimetres from the paper surface.
Jacopo's studies in perspective and drawings of fantastic architectural settings based on antique architecture would have interested his new son-in-law, who very likely had studied such drawings during his earlier visit to Venice.
Mr. Smith, who has studied his drawings from this period, said Mr. Kiley did a different design for a different house each day.
