An artist never really finishes his work, he merely abandons it.

I finish some of my drawings and my paintings and I abandon some of them. Sometimes my ideas don't turn out the way that I imagined and when I see the result of the composition and the colours I just know that something is wrong, and then I either try to change it or abandon it. Sometimes I also abandon paintings that I am not able to finish. When I find it hard to finish a painting I usually take a break for a while and when I return I try again. In some situations I am able to finish the painting, but in sometimes I simply can't finish it no matter how I try. When I draw it is a little different. Some days I can draw for hours and hours and I am satisfied with the result, and some days I just can't draw, I start over several times, but I am never satisfied with the result and it just doesn't turn out right. On those days I have learned that is better to stop and do something else instead of getting stubborn and creating one bad drawing after another.

In art they are one in the same. A true Artist goes for the most perfect version of his/her vision. He/she may give up for a time but forever? I don't think so. One must work on art when one is in the mood. I know I can't create Anything without inspiration. And when nothing is coming, I go do something else. I get back to it. But then there are times when I work non stop until the piece is finished. Or in my case I know the piece of music. Don't you dare stop your art completely. But if you don't have the time now , just leave it for another time.You have a gift, use it when you can. Use it when you are in the mood.

Yes, eventually I get bored with it all the best urban

Personally, I tend to abandon some of my work too as a writer, even after working a while on it. I dislike that /= wasting hours of time on something I'm just going to abandon