It reminds me a bit of how impressionism came about as a counter-reaction to the conventional art-style at the time, where realism was the focus. And how this coincide with the inventions of cameras. "Why paint realistic paintings when you can just point a camera at it?"

And we need that.

Making anything, any sort of creative expression, has been turned into an exercise of reproducible perfection and success. The room for raw expression, unfiltered, uncultivated, was made almost shameful.

Even toddlers get their doodles apraised and evaluated in kindergarten and are directed to achieve a pre-set goal. Who cares about the individual expression and understanding of reality of a forming mind?

So we need that back. That sense of "I made this and it is good as it is because I did it".

We deserve better. And this little comic is better.