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knowing the evolution of a piece is something i love more
But sometimes, even if the proportions , for instance, are not that right, i think details and a good use of colors can give it some interest in my opinion, like lame proportions embellished by details and caught by a clever shadow/ light effects.
But it's good to read you know what you want
keep creating right £*€(°%6 good artworks
Thanks for this comment btw
I agree that proportion is not a key part of a painting's message or point; but to make the viewer look past the proportions and to the message, you must first allow their eye to detach from that oddly shaped elbow or weird chin sag or whatever else looks off. I spent 7 figure drawing classes worth of effort to really get figures down, and even now I feel I could use a few more classes of drawing nude models to perfect my craftsmanship.
for the Artist the painting or drawing is never completely finished yup there's always something to try/add/remove, creation is endless
Learning in art schools, drawing nude models is great to perfect your 'lines', but i also think rehearsing on your own, drawing again and again by having a look at the world around you is one of the best school xD
but you already know it
thanks again