KawaiiDemonFox

Has anyone noticed how people spend so much time adding the smallest detail into a drawing just to give it that pop, yet there are still the simple drawings, although without much detail, still have the amazing technique an artist has put into it? As a sketch artist I see those small details and admire the handiwork but still prefer the simple design because it holds such the same creativity and hard work even without the fancy shading and design. That isn't to say detail is bad, detail can be breathtaking and really show how far the artist has come. However simple designs can also hold the same impact but on a smaller scale.

When you go to a convention dressed as Naruto and there is no Sasuke cosplayers to be found, make a sign offering a free bowl of ramen to help find him, get help from the 10th doctor cosplayer, accidentally glomp an Asuma cosplayer, find an adorable little TenTen, laugh with Hinata, find Itachi who decides to help and during all of that still can't find Sasuke.