A snap by Abel, the mysterious artist-friend of Nerdist writer Becca Gleason.

Like Instagram prints and Twitter poetry, Snapchat is the latest social network to accidentally produce a new genre of art. The app's rudimentary drawing tool isn't built for serious work; it allows users to doodle over a photo or video in basic colors, a cute gimmick that lets you draw a mustache on your boss or send a selfie of yourself wearing a party hat on your birthday. But now even the popular Facebook page "Snapchat's Funniest Screenshots" is starting to include some artful snaps among the sex jokes and pictures of cats.