A drawing is valued not by how precisely you draw your lines, but by the amount of feelings you put through it
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@rababy Value is subjective, it also depends on what you actually mean by value. Are you speaking in terms of material or monetary value or value as in importance or usefulness. If I sculpted a statue of a monkey that i hold dear, and it took me weeks to complete, would I be upset if I no one would buy it?. Would I be bothered if someone did buy it but only to use as something to hang umbrellas on?. On each scenario, I have put equal work into the monkey statue. In each case the monkey has a different worth.
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