/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3907029
https://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/6/redir/version/2.0/mediaset/audio-nondrm-download/proto/https/vpid/p071lgn2.mp3

Pic related is literally me.
I can't draw while having my body doing a 90° angle
I'm in the posture in your image when I play or browse the computer but when drawing traditionaly on the desk or on the tablet with screen it's so tiresome

>>3876676
this

my waifu would pissed if i presented her with a crappy drawing and would say a 3 year old could do better and that she will draw herself better to show me how dumb i am.

You guys really think it's possible for someone taking STEM to make it in art some day? When I started uni I wasn't serious about it, I just practiced a bit and did requests for anons. Now I 100% am, I love it, I can spend the entire day drawing things and just feel so glad.
After 4 years of drawing I feel like I'm finally "getting" things, not a lot, but I'm close to good enough to start drawing my comics.

But I have classes, many, many classes. 7 finals coming up in an engineering degree I don't even like. Yeah I'm good at it, but it still needs a shit ton of work and time.
I don't know how stressful the work is going to be if I graduate, will I even have enough energy to draw after work?