/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3896526
I don't do digital art, so I can't really comment much on your drawing.

On the subject of 'too bad to continue', I feel like a skill not often talked about within the drawing community is courage. Specifically, having the courage to continue forwards with a drawing, even when it's not turning out quite how you want it. Knowing that what you're working on will be a 'failure' and still continuing onwards one of the hardest skills to learn, so don't feel bad for feeling too exhausted to continue working.

When I was starting out, I found one of the best ways to combat this feeling is to take a break from 'real' drawings and do more abstract, nonsensical stuff. Drawings where you aren't really focusing on anything, except for shapes and shadows. For example, here's something I sketched out today while at work. Drawings like this can give you a break from the immense complexity that drawing plants, animals, and humans can present, and those breaks are important

tldr: dont force hard drawings down your throat when you arent feeling it, try out some easy stuff for a bit and return to the harder things when you're up for it