Timeline for Should I discard rough sketches as I develop my final version?

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Oct 27, 2017 at 22:29	comment	added	Th-Inker		Sometime they are interested to know the details and i don't have any problem to share with them my sketches. The more clients can learn the more "we" the designers community can benefits too in the future when we relate with a client. This is my opinion, but understand your concern of showing your work we are just different. Anyway i'm happy i triggered a little debate about this issue, difference help to grow the community, cheers!
Oct 27, 2017 at 22:26	comment	added	Th-Inker		I have been doing Contests for a long time and i never had a problem with any Contest Holder. They are Guaranteed so that the designers are safely paid. There's nothing suspicious if a Contest Holder / Client asks to see sketches. I disagree about not showing the process of "how i make my own artwork". i think that not showing is the "old concept" of doing design. Clients nowadays have much more knowledge then the past some of mine are graphic designers that employe me for an illustration job.
Oct 27, 2017 at 9:41	comment	added	Andrew Welch		seems sensible to be but I agree with @DA01 that it isn't always a good idea as clients might not be bothered about seeing that stuff. And to be honest, that is most likely to be the case.
Oct 27, 2017 at 3:41	comment	added	DA01		Sketches aren't for clients. And any 'contest' sponsor asking for them seems a little suspect. It's fine to show clients sketches, but, in general, you don't always want your clients seeing how the sausage is made. The sketches are also your own proprietary work. Strategically it may not always be something you want to expose to your clients.
Oct 26, 2017 at 21:13	history	edited	Th-Inker	CC BY-SA 3.0	added 348 characters in body
Oct 26, 2017 at 21:04	history	answered	Th-Inker	CC BY-SA 3.0