Well I was gonna go to bed right after finishing some drawings for my art challenge, but something went wrong with Google Photos and I've been trying to fix it to no avail. Most of my drawings in the folder copied onto the 'Photos' tab, which I didn't want. I tried deleting it / putting it in the bin, but it would also delete those photos from the folder. I ended up putting all the drawings in archive, deleted them in my files (separate from Google Photos), and unarchiving them on Google Photos. But they're still on the 'photos' tab. I wanted to move the drawings back to the folder, but there was no option for that. All I could do was archive or move the pictures to an album.
I think this might've started when I accidentally backed up one of the drawings when I meant to tap on 'move to folder', but I don't see how it could affect the rest of the drawings in the folder? I checked my gallery in my drawing app to see if I can save the drawings again so I can redo the whole process, but I deleted most of them and I can't restore them. I am beyond frustrated and I feel like I've done too much to the point of no return or restoration.
The best I could probably do in this situation is download the drawings that I posted in my art gallery thread on TBT, but not only would the quality drop, but it would also take a lot of storage (something I don't have much anyways). I don't know what to do.
But even before all this happened, Google Photos was still screwing up. My drawings in the folder would be in the wrong order and the quality has dropped a bit after going on the 'storage saver' thing. From my knowledge, I don't think I did anything deliberate for this to happen, so I guess it might've been an automatic thing? I don't know.
I'm so mad at myself. I could've just moved those drawings to the archive and leave it there, so I could still have all of them on the folder. But I just made it much worse by trying to 'fix' it.
EDIT: I just found out that I can restore drawings in the art app I use. I was able to get most of them, except for the first four unfortunately. Ah well, it's better than nothing.