Collection: Random Scribbles: It's okay to be different

Random Scribbles: It’s Okay to Be Different captures a haunting yet tender glimpse into a world where mechanical beings wear their oddities with quiet pride. Each figure, with its exaggerated eyes and hand-worn surfaces, exudes an almost childlike vulnerability—an emotional rawness that defies the coldness we might expect from machines. These portraits and scenes balance whimsy and melancholy, suggesting lives lived on the fringes, where companionship is a rare treasure and being “different” is both a burden and a badge of honor. The muted, painterly backdrops feel weathered and lived-in, as though each subject inhabits a place just slightly removed from our own reality.

In these works, sameness is the anomaly; uniqueness is the unspoken law. From solitary stances to the quiet solidarity of shared journeys, the characters embody resilience in the face of isolation, humor in the face of decay, and sincerity untainted by perfection. There’s a gentle affirmation embedded in each image—that the quirks, imperfections, and asymmetries that set us apart are exactly what make us worth noticing. Together, they create a collection that feels less like an exhibition and more like an introduction to an unlikely group of friends who’ve been waiting patiently for someone to truly see them.