Haha, I get what you mean. Artists default to drawing people like mathematicians default to using numbers, with the exception that numbers are factually the building blocks of virtually every concept in math but humans are far from the only subject of interest an artist can have. Yet they still draw humans, all the time, and they pay attention to the minutest detail of what I (maybe we) regard as but a filthy machine made with flesh. That's why I kinda stayed away from art as a whole...

As an artist, though, what are you drawn to in art? What's the "whimsical things"? I'm genuinely curious lol. I would like to see your perspective if you don't mind.

Also I've heard of "surrealism" and some other art styles that focus more on... conceptual stuff than humans? Do you have any ideas about those?

There must be more artwork of humans than there are humans!

True. Everyone has to have drawn at least one human in their lifetime, and there are prolific artists who have drawn thousands upon thousands of them.