Why do we call drawing,the draftsman language?

Drawing is often referred to as the draftsman language because it is a universal form of communication that transcends language barriers. Just as words are used to convey ideas and emotions, drawings can also convey complex concepts, designs, and emotions in a visual form. Draftsmen use drawings as a means of communication to convey their ideas, plans, and designs to others in a clear and concise manner. Just as different languages have their own grammar and syntax, drawing also has its own set of rules and conventions that allow for effective communication between individuals.