I personally like the titles, gives it more of a personality! c: But do what you're most comfortable with ultimately if you feel differently

Titles can be hard to come up with, I know. It's nice to know people put effort into them though.

I care

Titels give the Picture even more Life, and gives the Maker an even Bigger thing for his Inagination.

So yes The Titel and the Description is the Cherry on the Cake.

Also if an Artist is just doing Numbers as a Titel, then he is not doing Pictures whit Passion anymore.

Lol, there is no passion in my work and I think the titles or lack thereof have very little to do with that. It's my job so 🤷‍♀️

I mean like u like to Draw pictures for a Price of course but u still like to do them ^^

but I don't really 'like to do them', that's what im saying- lol. i just need to make money to like...live.

Ok.

I think that's an assumption that isn't totally correct. Lamb already mentioned it below that she doesn't, and I don't want to run risk of trying to speak for someone else, but having spoken to a bunch of artists... I would be willing to bet that most artists don't actually 'like' what they're drawing.

Say you work as a baker. You make cakes for people who come into your shop. You really love decorating cakes and making them look cool. You want to make a cake that looks like a geode, that people will see and go WOW THAT'S AMAZING and that you can feel proud of.
Except one day, you make a basic chocolate cake and stick some blue sprinkles on it, and people go "that looks like the best chocolate cake I've ever seen."

Suddenly, you get lots of chocolate cake requests. People ask you to bake birthday chocolate cakes for them. Wedding chocolate cakes. Cakes for parties. And you get really, really bored of making chocolate cake.
But you're still VERY GOOD at it because you're getting heaps of practice.

At the end of the day, baking (art) is fun. You like baking (making art). But mother egg, you really don't find much 'fun' in making chocolate cakes (NSFW art) anymore - you'd really like to make an eight-tiered wedding cake (scenic watercolour painting) or maybe a pineapple upside down cake (charcoal character portraits) or, heck, make a big plate of spaghetti (sculpting)! Then again, sometimes, now and then, a chocolate cake sounds so good and you'd like to enjoy one - but you'd probably enjoy it more if you didn't have to bake it yourself.

It's not that you don't like baking. It's just that wow, you've been there, done that, and you can do it REALLY WELL but it'd be nice to do something else.
I think that's the situation a lot of artists are in.

Sorry for the ramble.

Thats the Best Explanation i goten so Far, thx ^^ now even i understood it.

Also ur Profilepic is Cute <3

I'm glad, heheh. And thanks! I like your tonguepoking wedge!

Omg...that's exactly it p much!

I'm glad I could word good then! x3 Alas that it is that way though hey. If only jobs weren't so
so
jobby.

Titles and descriptions are great for me, I like to read into what I'm looking at and enjoy the scenario more with some written context!

I dig titles, but the lack thereof doesn’t really take anything away from the art, especially when it’s already pretty clear what’s going on. The extra lil bit of depth is always nice though~

I think they make it a bit easier to find the content you want/look for. Makes each piece a bit more memorable, when you said to a friend "hey check out this piece" and you have to look for it in the gallery :P

Personally I only care if it has a name at all, not putting much weight to what the actual title is. I don't like "just numbers" type of titles much.

I find it a bit odd that some people think the title takes away from the work
As an artist myself I personally don't care about how an artist titles their submission or even writes a description - it doesn't add or take anything away
I've recently just started labelling my commissions as "username commission" just because it's easier than struggling to figure out a creative title

THIS! A lot of the time titles can take too much time to come up with and can be frustrating if it's not a "good" title. I try to title my personal artwork (though a lot of the time I just put my characters name in the title) but when it comes to commissions I find it easier to go the 'username commission' route unless I came up with something good on the spot or the commissioner wants their piece titled a certain thing. Titles aren't a huge deal if a piece of art isn't already centered around it, doing art for a job is hard enough as it is no need to make it more frustrating over the little things. Titles just aren't always necessary imo

Titles cam be fun but I personally don't mind them too much and I don't usually remember them after I first saw them.

Unrelated Star Trek quotes as titles plz!

Whatever is easiest for you!

i like them, but they're far from necessary. You do whatever you think is best

You're creative enough to come up with dialogue, might as well name submissions, too.

I think they are fun >:-3c

I like the titles, myself!

I like the titles for a little more story and flavor :) gives that little extra

If you're willing to divvy it up that way, I'd personally advocate "make a title if you can think of one."
But I understand that that could lead to questions of "why did you give <x>'s submission a title but mine is 20200416 2hr sketchpage omgwtf" which would suck.

So, personally I think it'd be nice. But I would absolutely understand if you didn't.

Alternative solution: While you're working on it, ask the commissioner "hey do you have a good title for this". Then if they say No, just number it. It gives them a little sensation of influence over the final product, and takes some mental work off of you!

I like titles