@CrazyGayFloridaBoI Watch tutorials on youtube to help with things like anatomy, perspective, and colour theory. and don't just watch them, draw along with them! practice and working on specific things you find challenging is the best way to grow. don't avoid the things you have trouble with. and remember that it takes time. you will have times where you will be burnt out, hate your art, stop or slow improvement. but don't give up! everyone is always growing and changing, everyone looks at at least some pieces they have made and hates them. Comparison is the theif of joy. But in the end, no matter what you may think of your art, art is meant to be an expression of humanity and emotions and the human experience. so any art you make is beautiful and worth the effort. we are just our own worst critics :)
