Do you consider drawings private?

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11 Mar 2016, 12:45 am

Yes. If anything, my art IS private like a diary. :lol:

It has nothing to do with being good or bad at, simply put it that it has my thoughts in it. I only show drawings that are more or less random or meaningless. Especially when it's hilarious.

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11 Mar 2016, 3:46 am

DevilKisses wrote:

I loved drawing when I was a kid. Most of my drawings weren't meant to be private, but some of them were. I kept them private by destroying them after I looked at them. Unfortunately people have taken my drawings away before I had a chance to destroy them. Do you think they had a right to do that?

What age are you? Do you live at home? Are you counted as independent (living at home or not), or are you in someone's care? Who is it that "took your drawings away", and what did they do with them?

There's too much information you're leaving out that we need before we can comment on this.

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11 Mar 2016, 4:01 am

I think you should have the right to keep drawings private. I've had some that I want to keep private and many more that I'm only comfortable sharing with internet anonymity.

Unfortunately, kids are often not afforded the right to privacy on anything.

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