I always wonder how the people I look up to become such great artists. If I asked them, they'd probably just say, "Practice makes perfect" Well, if that's the case Then why does my "art" still suck? After all this time All my dedication Why have I not met the goals I've set?
Everyone around me says, "You're so talented!" But I wonder, is it true? Are they just saying that? Or are they trying to comfort me For the years I've wasted?
I don't know anymore
But what I do know is that I don't have to meet anyone's standards I don't have to tear myself down Because I know that my art might not be perfect But at least I can make at least one person happy
Who would that be? I don't know Maybe you should ask someone else, Because right now I'm too busy doodling
You make a great point, and you should keep posting. I won't say practice makes perfect, because sometimes it doesn't. What can help is looking up references for things that you feel like you need to draw better. Or, look at some other people's art and see what they did differently. What helps you get better is observing. Observe the way different parts of an object or a body to see how it works and the different forms that it can take. You get better by taking in things from the world around you.