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Why and how do you procrastinate before getting stuck in to the work at hand. I've just spent several hours sharpening my charcoal and pastel pencils. Yes, they needed it; however I think this burst of activity was because I am unpleased with the progress of my latest work. I put this disatisfaction down to bunging the sketch up for a bit of a laugh. When I used to write I never talked about what I was writing for fear of 'talking it out'. I fear this may be the same thing with showing the sketch, I've shown what was going through my head and told the story, I don't need to do the painting.bestMick