If you’ve ever been forced to go to an unnecessary and completely avoidable meeting, then you know that doodling can be the savior of sanity and protector against boredom. One person who believes this 100% is artist BeastFlaps whose funny, cute, and wholesome doodles are brightening up our week.

Check out the artist’s meeting doodles, upvote your faves, and scroll down for Bored Panda’s interview with BeastFlaps! When you’re done enjoying this list, check out BeastFlaps’ post about funny grumpy animals. And be sure to visit the artist’s social media accounts for their newest content!

Do you doodle during meetings, dear Pandas? What’s your opinion about too many meetings at offices? Share your thoughts (and your doodles!) in the comments below.

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One of the challenges that companies nowadays face is finding the golden balance between no meetings at all and way, waay, waaay too many meetings full of gibberish phrases.

We asked BeastFlaps for their opinion as to why some companies tend to hold so many meetings without seemingly any purpose.

“I’m quite self-sufficient (I prefer that description to the term “introvert”) and I like to just get on with it, so for me, some meetings are absolute madness,” the artist said.

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“Even some phone calls seem completely unnecessary. I’m not against face to face discussions if there’s a need to plan an event or product, but are you really going to travel halfway across the country just to tell me the top of the brochure should be sky blue? Well, okay then. I think a quick email with bullet points would save humans trillions annually,” BeastFlaps stated their position on meetings they didn’t need to be at.

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BeastFlaps told Bored Panda that they’ve always loved drawing. “I like the fact that you can create anything from nothing with just a few spare minutes, a piece of paper, and a pencil or pen.”

“I was easily entertained as a child because of that,” they said.

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The artist had some useful insights for new artists who are scared of sharing their work with the world and putting themselves out there. “You don’t need to post anything about yourself to share your work, so you can detach your personality from the art if you want.” Perfect for introver-- I mean, people of high self-sufficiency.

“If people enjoy your work or dislike it, then that’s all it is. I see many artists post photos of themselves holding their artwork and wonder how they could be so brave. I prefer to stand in the background, way behind a web of spider doodles,” BeastFlaps revealed.