>>937207439
I have seen people draw for years and still be mediocre why others have become near pros. Talent and how their minds work is also a factor.
If I start from nothing at say 30 years of age I will never match someone who started at 15. When I am 45 and they are 30, they will still have the advantage. Its way too late to start as an adult, you need to start as a child, back in the days when no one ever told you are your was bad and you didnt know it either cause you were a kid who loved drawing.

>>936901337
Threads are a lot worse now than they were 8 years ago, and i dont think thats because there is more cancer, i think its because there are less drawfags interacting

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>>936852372
This is a self confidence issue not a skill issue. Start practicing now because all the artists you admire have been doing it for years. You will not get to their level if you don’t practice for years like them, and if you are giving up now because that seems like too much time to get good, then drawing is probably not for you.