/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

So a month ago, I decide to quit art because I wasn't getting any enjoyment from it. But despite, I've still been thinking about art a lot. I've been looking at art work and every now and then I get the urge to draw. But at the same time I think it's pointless since I probably won't enjoy it. When I got serious about art 2 years ago my goal was to be a comic book artist, I've done a few comic strips here and there but nothing serious. I dunno.

I can only draw for an hour or so before the depression eats me up.

>Go visit a doctor

No, I don't want depression being on my record. That will be detrimental for the career i'm pursuing.

>>2967251
Post regularly on social media. I posted regularly for like a year on instagram and got 1k followers before deleting my account. Reason being, my art was shit and I didn't wanna be popular with shit art. Honestly, if you're intermediate level and above, and you post regularly you'll get popular. It just comes down to have an appealing style. Fanart obviously helps.

Study fundamentals (check)
Draw every day (check)
Zero progress (check)

Aside from the obvious stuff, what kind of practice routine do you guys on /ic/ have? Like do you focus on one thing for a long time before doing something else? or do you do everything at once?

For example, do you just practice hands for a day before studying another subject or just hyper focus on like hands for a week or a month?