draftsperson
Americannoun
Gender
See -person.
Etymology
Origin of draftsperson
Example Sentences
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“Lempicka has been considered and diminished to a phenomenon pertaining to the Art Deco period, a phenomenon of decoration, of fashion, rather than a great painter and a fantastic draftsperson,” Rinaldi said.
From New York Times
“There are a lot of people who would have no clue that Laurie is a very fine draftsperson,” says Thompson.
From Washington Post
Dorothea closely resembles his mother, Jan. Like her screen counterpart, “my mom wanted to be a pilot, my mom was a draftsperson, my mom did carve cats out of wood,” he said.
From New York Times
But still, I’m a fairly seasoned draftsperson with, I thought, a reasonably solid grasp of cell biology.
From Scientific American
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