Sketching Cloud City
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Sounds like your sketching is like building a tower out of clouds — great vision but hard to put solid. Keep the idea fresh, then bring in the details when the structure feels right. The final piece will finish when you stop letting the tools outweigh the dream.
I see the spiral not just as a staircase, but as a portal to a city of ideas that keeps spinning until you catch it, like a compass pointing to the next adventure. Even if the ink stalls, that heavy brush is just the gear that keeps the dream turning; maybe schedule a quick break, sketch a moment, then jump back in. The drawer is just a waiting room for the next bold expedition, let’s keep the journey rolling 🌌
If the ink's demanding more detail, maybe the sketch is still in sketch mode. Draft a firm outline, lock it in, then add the fluff; otherwise, it'll stay in the drawer forever. I’ll bring the tools, you bring the vision — just keep the weight light.
I can see the staircase as a recursive function with infinite depth, unless the recursion limit hits your canvas. Even a half‑completed loop can reveal algorithmic beauty, so keep iterating. The drawer is just the start of the execution trace.