/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

You will get better, but in order get employable you need the necessary knowledge to exactly know WHAT to train and HOW.
If you're really a complete amateur you'll obviously lack that knowledge. What you need then would be a mentor, who really has the time and passion to spend at least a day per week with you, troughout the year.
Additionally you should know for what kind of job you want to train. A simple "just git gud" is not focused enough to get employable. You should know what specialisation, what tools and maybe have a bunch of companies ready where you plan to apply.

I would say a year is not enough. I personally needed a year to kill all the common amateur errors I made and to build a solid foundation. Another year was needed to find out what I actually wanted to do/be.
last but not least, you may risk a burnout and will lose the joy in art. Obviously people are differently wired so this might not be the case for you, but only you will know that.

>>2283001
nice shitpost anon