/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>tfw burned out
I'm NGMI, I feel lost and drawing feels like a chore now
I used to feel so insanely happy putting down lines on the paper
where did it go wrong
anyone else have experienced this? how did you recover?

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Man being a /beg/ at 26 year old sucks. It feels like its impossible to improve and too late to get actualyl decent. If only I had discipline and a strong mind to not get affected by my shitty attempts at basic lines

>FBI found the gore folder

>>4489495
>>>still /beg/ after 2+ years, probably due to drawing incredibly sparsely within those 2 years

>I broke my streak because what I drew was so bad I got heavy anxiety

>everyone's "before" pics are better than my current best

fugggg

>>3949457
>Actually find a person that has similar interests/taste as me
>Not a politifag
>/beg/ tier but not awful
>Doesn't seem autistic
>SeemsGood.wav
>We talk about art and anime shit for awhile
>Eventually start talking about art in more detail
>They've been doing tumblr comms since they were super young and because of they no longer like showing off their work to large audiences
>I suggest he posts to the /DAD/ server despite that because those guys are pretty helpful sometimes and he has the potential to put that to use
>Make an obvious joke about being a paid /DAD/ recruiter
>mfw he actually takes it seriously
>mfw insta block

Just when I thought the search was over.

>30,000 year old cave painting is better than your art

>>3861041
It's all about starting early. If you start when you're a teenager you're not going to feel the toll and you're still going to be fresh when you start earning money. If you start at 25 you're already tired inside, so the same amount of work will seem titanic. Add to this that it's hard to keep your enthusiasm when you know that high schoolers are better than you.
Also if you start your social medias in 2019 at 25, and considering that most pros have been around for 10, even 15 years to get a public, you're looking at getting some patreon funding when you're in your mid 40s.
And chances are you started drawing because you have a depressive / solitary personality, so you don't function too well. This is why you made this thread. Artists that make it are healthy artists, full of spirit and joy, and they have a social life. They are smart and positive.
It was over from the start, anon.

>>3655179
I genuinely don't feel anything anymore besides guilt when i'm not drawing