@flenyo@hear-me.social I'm asking myself this question for a long time and i think the answer is yes and no. For example, i'm drawing little animations. And even if i drew only 2 seconds of one, i'm starting hating it after rewatching. Not because it turned out bad, ugly or anything. It's just that i spent so much time on drawing every single part of it and i want to rest from seeing it, to rest i prefer to watch mostly other people's animations. It's passing after some amount of time tho! Maybe its something what many indie-creators dealing with, but i know in fact that even professional 2D animators, like from old Disney, don't like their finished products much too. We do because we don't have a professional eye, but they're saying something like 'Oh my god, i wish i could redraw this part!!'. I believe they will say it for ANY of their redrawn versions lol. Animators whose animations i'm watching to relax probably feel in the same way too. I have no idea if musicians feel in the same way, but i think they most likely do. For authors their creations will never be completely perfect, but for audience - yes. Especially for those who's just enjoying music without writing it (or anything else).