Subject: Discover where you'll meet your partner

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Date: Sat, 20 Sep 2014 12:13:41 -0700

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Well, although I'm not one them, apparently there are enough people who find the time limits motivational and useful and since there are those of us who don't, why not have it both ways. It is already pretty much like that - a lot of people will not stop if they feel more work is needed and I don't think anyone will keep working if they feel the sketch is ready before the time limit. But to avoid deterring people who think that the time limits are not enough for their ideas, the rules should be put in such way that attracts more work to this forum.

Although I've seen a lot of artists calling their finished work sketches to describe more spontaneous art, originally and still by definition, a sketch is a relatively faster version of a finished artwork. However "relatively fast" can mean quite different things - some people may spend months on a very detailed finished work and for such projects may consider a sketch several hours or even days of work. I think it is up to the artist to decide how to consider and call their work - sketch or finished. I don't think it is a good idea to use the DSF rules to filter out work that some may consider as more polished.ing using time limits for comparison - I don't think comparison is possible here and it should not be taken seriously. There are no rules for reporting what can be considered time spent for a sketch. If you are dealing with a client or employer, the time needed will start when you see and start thinking about the topic and will end when you deliver the sketch.
The only reliable way to make a comparison about what different artists can make in a certain time is to put them in an environment like a school exam using the same soft and hardware. And that will be very useless information because it won't tell how an artist is capable in other environments and time limits. o everyone is unique and works differently. Personally I never work continuously more than 10 minutes. I have a timer program that interrupts me every 10 min and blocks the input for 60 seconds. I'm a free lancer and that's how I'm used to work on jobs, I never take long breaks but to save my hands, eyes, and mind LOL, I make frequent short breaks. However when it is not a job but sketching for fun those frequent breaks are always much longer than a minute which makes it very hard to be precise with reporting the time. On top of that I'm not sure what to report. For example I often make sketches that I never post because I don't like them at all, but I may try a few sketches,
sometimes very similar, on the same topic and if I end up with a posted sketch, I know very well that this was possible because of the time spent for practicing on the previous sketches, so what time should I report for the final sketch? And funny enough sometimes I work