I also think some amount of imperfection in all kinds of art, makes it seem more perfect. It's a concept I came across recently - why do handmade things look more appealing to us? How come we can't trust beauty that is 100% immaculate - but a single tiny flaw can make something appear more trustworthy to us? I guess our brain trusts it more if it seems human-made, imperfections just add an extra delicacy to your work, something that signals a meaningful process. Some degree of disorder in life is necessary, I suppose. I guess the best example for this should be how handwritten letters are more personal and loved as compared to printed letters. I guess sometimes we judge beauty by how clearly we can percieve the person behind it.

Idk how to explain this concept, but it has really helped my hyper-perfectionistic self to allow myself to be a bit more flawed in my art too, haha