/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6863789
Anon. If I'm making a comic, it's because I like the idea. My first comic was the idea that I love the most. I put a shitload of effort into that comic because I loved the idea so much. Trying to hard to make the best comic I could caused me to improve rapidly. Once I stopped working on that idea I cared so much about I came up with another idea and decided to properly cook it up before working on it "for real". That approach just led to procrastinating and stagnating for a few years before I smartened up and stopped treating ideas as precious, and from that point on I began improving again.
This "I love this idea, therefore I shouldn't use it (until I'm good)" mindset is a mistake, in my limited experience.

>>6371834
Honestly, just do a lot more of these. Maybe try more dynamic poses once in a while. Seems to me like most of the issues with these works comes from a lack of practice. You're coming along fine, and as long as you try to make every every finished drawing your best drawing ever, you'll continue to grow and improve. That's what I did (pic related, old works but you get the idea).