Hi! Is it correct to write 'Playing Card Sketch: Jack of Diamonds' or 'Sketch for a Playing Card: Jack of Diamonds'? I have a list of artists' works, and one of them is a sketch for a playing card, bu

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Mary

Hi! Is it correct to write 'Playing Card Sketch: Jack of Diamonds' or 'Sketch for a Playing Card: Jack of Diamonds'? I have a list of artists' works, and one of them is a sketch for a playing card, but I'm not sure how to phrase it.

Dec 16, 2024 3:02 PM

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Hi Mary. Both are good

December 16, 2024

Hi Mary, Both options are grammatically correct, but the choice between them depends on the specific context and the emphasis you want to place. If your intention is to highlight that it is an artistic representation, go with "Playing Card Sketch: Jack of Diamonds." If you want to emphasize that it is a design draft for a playing card, choose "Sketch for a Playing Card: Jack of Diamonds."

December 16, 2024