Correct. I almost never make standalone sketches. My focus is always on creating specific high quality artworks for select themes. Don't get me wrong, I do a ton of rigorous studying, tracing, and sketching, over and over and over. But my practice is always in the pursuit of making a single high quality and technically sound piece of artwork.

Alex Gleason doesn't care at all about his vibe-coded apps, and neither does he care about any future apps. Alex Gleason's efforts are on refining the tools themselves, without any thought on what they should produce. And that is why he is lost. We are not lacking in tools. We are lacking in vision.