[Image 1 ID: A number of digital doodles and writing that look similar to a collage, with a blue palette. "There's something so human in the scribbling on the side of a math notebook" Is accompanied by grid paper and small doodles of stickfigures and cat heads. "fingerprints on polymer clay figurines" with a doodle of a blobby bunny figurine and a human-esque figure. "Hearing a singer catch a breath in a song" with a drawing of someone with long hair in front of a microphone. "Dancing cause we feel like it" With a drawing of legs dancing. "Kids learning how to draw manga" With a drawing of a hand, drawing an anime figure throwing up a piece sign, "Notes app poetry" and a mock drawing of a notes app, reading "I feel like ... a fragile bird" above a note that says "Groceries Bread tomatoes eggs", "surrounding ourselves with things we find pretty" with a drawing of a clay cup with a checker pattern on it, with blue tulips. There are doodles of stars all around the whole piece and it's framed with the message "Art is inherently human." /end ID]
[Image 2 ID: Blue text on a white background; "Art does not equal content. Art isn't about getting a complete product in the fastest, most efficient way possible. I'd argue that it's main purpose isn't even to be consumed. Yes, most of the media we engage with, whether it's animation, music, movies, or books are essentially art pieces that require tons of creative work. But what about people, who choose to not share their creations?" /end ID]
[Image 3 ID: Blue text on a white background; "What about kids' drawings, poems locked away in drawers and songs unheard by anyone else but the singer? Do they not count? How would you explain the urge for creating something in the first place? My collage teacher once said, that "Art is one of the primary human needs". Cave paintings for example. We made art depicting the world around us before we even came up with words to name it." An imitation of a simplistic cave drawing bull is below the text. /end ID]
[Image 4 ID: Blue text on a white background; "It allows us to express our feelings in a nonverbal way, that often doesn't make sense to anyone but us. It soothes, fills us with purpose and helps us find meaning. It's the one thing that makes us human, therefore only humans can create in a way, that is meaningful." A doodle of a star, "Everything else is merely a product." /end ID]
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