How is it I'm doing the same thing?
I judge what is or not art, by my own standards, that part's true, but I'd spent a lot of my time trying to understand it, to create it, it's my craft and it's possibly the one thing I'm happy with. But most people in the world, they don't even care enough to find out what makes art, art. The new generation of kids think that any crap they come up with can be art because it's "individualistic." It gives art a bad image, it makes people think there are no standards, but there are.
I hold these standards to myself as well, I'm not saying every little sketch I do is "art" in most cases they're just "sketches" and "drawings," and I'm well aware of it. I honestly think in my portfolio, I might only have 2 or 3 pieces I can call art.
Most people, like I said just don't give a s**t about art, so they make baseless assumptions and they celebrate mediocrity and that just makes people think art is easy, and art is simple. It's not.
Even Pixar, they don't really see themselves as artists, they see themselves as a computer company that occasionally does art.
EDIT: Also, it just occurred to me:
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, another man's trash is another man's treasure.
Just because you like something, that doesn't make it art. I may love Transformers but it ain't gonna win an oscar. You're trying to legitimize everything as art, but it just can't be, logically and from an artist's view. It isn't art if there is no artform to apply it too, you have to have the necessary skill and thought to really push you're work into "art." Legitimizing it without basis...