Sentence examples for talent of drawing from inspiring English sources

Petrit Halilaj, a 26-year-old artist whose artistic talent of drawing simultaneously with both hands was first spotted at a refugee camp in Albania, will be representing Kosovo in a solo exhibition.

The Confession The Speirs family placed a death notice in The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, saying that their daughter had "passed away unexpectedly" and that she would be remembered for her "cute smile, talent of drawing" and her "love for Walter and their twins and her family and friends".

While serving his sentence, he made use of his talent for drawing and started to sell portraits of inmates and their visitors, for £2.50 a time.

Part of it was a genuine talent for drawing in all sorts of different sections of global Islamist militancy.

He only ended up at the China Academy of Art, in Hangzhou, because of a natural talent for drawing.

Although he purchased the work anonymously and the Met would not confirm that he was the lender, Mr. Koons has a talent for drawing the attention of the public and super-rich collectors.

Then there are some board members who are valued not for what they give but for what they get: they have a talent for drawing dollars out of other people.

From an early age, Pemberton, encouraged by his mother, showed a talent for drawing, creating acute caricatures of his family.

There are many sides to Dix, the son of an ironworker, whose talent for drawing was spotted early and led to study in an art academy in Dresden, with its great museums.

Story boarding can be simple (stick figures) or more complex depending on the level of drawing talent in the group.

But it proves that Mexico has no shortage of drawing talent and introduces many artists, who, like their counterparts elsewhere, consider no style, source or technique beyond their reach.