The aim of this thesis is to present a valuable collection of drawings by Vera Dajht-Kralj, which testifies to her interest in working in various media. The drawings of Vera Dajht-Kralj are analyzed in order to establish a connection between the author's primary medium: sculpture and drawing and to pave the way for further study of this lesser-known part of the author's work. The connection between sculpture and drawing implies, on one hand, a sketch as a step in a process of making a sculpture, and on the other hand, a drawing as an independent work of art. The drawings included in this thesis represent a cross-section of the author's work and testify to the themes and design principles that the author has dealt with over a long period of active work. There is also included a brief overview of the drawings in the formation of the design idea and a presentation of the author's drawing approach to the sculptural surface. In addition to the analysis of drawings that try to describe the creative process of Vera Dajht-Kralj and the change of interest through periods of work, an important part of this work is the archival processing of selected drawings, which seeks to reveal the hitherto unknown drawings of Vera Dajht-Kralj and contribute to further research of the holdings of the Collection of Živi atelje DK.