#hiatus doodles

[octoling-wearing-gauges]

will the real lars fans please stand up

[juls-art]

Needed to get some draws out of the Veilguard Companions before I fuck off social media freal~ -- *✧Support me!✧* *✧Tip me for a job well done! ✧*

[pinkiepig]

Narilamb featuring bed

[viarayy01-blog]

it's thanks to you

[pcholkachai]

this is the future liberals want

[kokomini9]

many many many a sampo related doodle ft gepard ♥ in love with a fool

[bloodrediscream]

Some silly goofy doodles before I go on my hiatus! ✨✨✨

💕💜💕 much love to everyone bye guys 👋

[immapsychoclown]

voyeur

[cherubchoirs]

how long are the piers in purgatory

[snailsnaps]

smiling gays or something

[solavonn]

Harry: That's your only take from all that?!

[gaymerasmus]

Weep Wop

[avizou]

made me again

[sopuu]

missing them hours

[changewingwentz]

It’s them

Original meme by @ / sweepswoop_ on twt

[kelocitta]

I'll say that I have been in some fandom with extremely impressive and dedicated artists but consistently some of my favorite artists are ones who technically make 'unimpressive' art to outright loving posting 'low effort' doodles. I love skilled work thats beautiful, but I also deeply admire a freedom from perfectionism and ambition. Sometimes those are just non-complicated but still clearly skilled works, and sometimes thats loving the wobbly simplicity of crude lines vs. rendered beauty. One of my favorite artists back when I was big into Hollow Knight was a korean artist who could absolutely make some extremely beautiful stuff, but many of the pieces I remember most and loved the most looked like this

Even here I know I mentally worked harder to make this imitation than they did for the OG. I can't draw fast and loose, and I like work that is clearly faster and looser than I can do. I envy people who can do things imperfect and carefree. Sometimes thats still very obviously skilled work, sometimes its very stupid doodles that were blatantly done in 30 seconds in mspaint. I don't think its say, disrespectful to love the doodles more than the rendered stuff said artist makes- but my love for it comes from a place that a lot of people wouldn't guess. That is to say, its hard to tell who, why, or when something you make might click with people- and it doesn't take a masterwork for someone to see something in your art as inspiration.