>>6511141
staring at each piece for too long, seeing stuff others will never see while missing stuff everyone else will notice at a first glance, this is why composition/gesture is a lot more important than the rendering of a piece as most people only spend a couple of seconds to digest art, and the first thing thats noticed is how the piece is layed out in terms of perspective, gesture, and proportions, no one is going to be zooming in to look at imperfections, but most artists will spend hours making little "corrections" that make the art look cleaner, but doesn't change how it is framed in the first place. Ex. they might spend too much time rendering a sketch that wasnt thought out too well, but if they render it well enough they can convince themselves it looks passable