Can we have some quality control?

Honestly I think those 3 images are pretty good =/

1. Not every artist starts at that level, and a booru is as good a place as any for their early work, their sketches, their WiPs, etc. Sure, some of these “low quality” works may never lead to “greatness”, but some will track a fascinating, and inspiring, progress. And being told (or seeing) that your art isn’t good enough to be seen by others is a great way to depress someone’s interest in continuing their art interest.
    
2. I for one care a lot more for sketches and doodles that show talent, passion, and personality than highly processed 100 hours in PS “picture perfect” pieces that all sort of become indistinguishable. (not saying that it’s a binary, mind)
    
3. Tags like “sketch”, “wip”, and “line art” exist for people to easily filter out if they’re just not interested in such pieces. I think a sketch drawn with a passion for the piece or for the learning is far more “valid” than even the most technically exquisite drawing of vore, but I’d rather filter vore than tell people to stop posting it (and in effect, stop drawing it).

@sangie
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1. Not every artist starts at that level, and a booru is as good a place as any for their early work, their sketches, their WiPs, etc. Sure, some of these “low quality” works may never lead to “greatness”, but some will track a fascinating, and inspiring, progress. And being told (or seeing) that your art isn’t good enough to be seen by others is a great way to depress someone’s interest in continuing their art interest.

2. I for one care a lot more for sketches and doodles that show talent, passion, and personality than highly processed 100 hours in PS “picture perfect” pieces that all sort of become indistinguishable. (not saying that it’s a binary, mind)

3. Tags like “sketch”, “wip”, and “line art” exist for people to easily filter out if they’re just not interested in such pieces. I think a sketch drawn with a passion for the piece or for the learning is far more “valid” than even the most technically exquisite drawing of vore, but I’d rather filter vore than tell people to stop posting it (and in effect, stop drawing it).

When I was just starting out I got really demotivated and depressed when deviantart groups rejected my submissions because “they were too low quality” to their liking. Nowadays I draw really well (or at least I think I do) and those groups who rejected me never reject me nowadays.