There is a lot of truth to that intuition about speed and the subconscious. When you move fast, you short-circuit the over-analytical part of your brain—the part that second-guesses lines, worries about technical perfection, and ends up overworking a piece until it loses its life.
Getting an idea down before it fades captures a raw, unfiltered kind of honesty. That tension between over-working a piece and catching lightning in a bottle is something artists at all levels grapple with. Sometimes an "imperfect" execution carries ten times more character and vitality than something meticulously polished.
2026 Art Trends Post (This is on someone else's blog but still interesting.)
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