Yes, grammatically, morphologically, and etymologically, a person who creates drawings, sketches, or technical illustrations can be correctly referred to as a 'drawer'. This term stems directly from the agent noun form of the active verb 'to draw' combined with the standard suffix. However, in modern English conversation, calling someone a 'drawer' is exceedingly rare because it causes immediate confusion with the furniture piece; instead, people almost universally use terms like artist, illustrator, sketcher, or draftsperson.
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