Not saying this is better or worse, just disappointing to me because I really enjoy discussions about gleaning value from all art, good or bad.
The pictures themselves seem to have been made with sincere intent, and the fact that many of them were found in thrift stores suggests that the people who donated them to the stores thought that they had value. I myself have several paintings on my walls by an old friend, now deceased. I don’t know if they are “good” or “bad,” but they have a lot of value to me.
And to be honest some of these MOBA pictures do that too, they're actually not bad at all. It's just perhaps not intentional, but does that matter?
So to call it bad art, is going a bit far.
― Anton Ego, 'Ratatouille'
Landscapes that have an odd structure in it, but overall look alright, at least I liked them.