Anything is good from you. In all honestly

Cool, I'll pass on the next prompt to the kid down the road

You might be at that wacky stage in the artistic curve where your skill lets you be super duper critical of your own work, as you claw your way further up the skill ladder. ^^ Sounds like chilling with it all for a bit would likely be good. Loosen up, do more quick stuff, experiment, see what you see. ^^

Hm, if that's a thing then fair enough!

I've seen it explained better on twitter and the like, usually with a graph to go along. Here's a decent example:

https://twitter.com/TitusLunter/sta.....72735837347840

^.==.^

Did you try listening to some soft music(like Zelda's Lullaby)? That helps me to calm down

Heh, could try find some. I usually go with longform videos and power metal

Huh...... Well, I just thought I'd offer some advice

It’s fairly common for artists to over-stress on the quality of their artwork and to feel inadequate with the result when compared to other artists. I know I certainly do at times and it’s a terrible feeling to lose yourself in.

What matters (and it’s something I have to remind myself) is that everyone’s art journey is different and there is no right or wrong pace to develop yourself.

If I’m getting frustrated with an art piece in particular something I do to help is put aside all the projects I was working on temporarily and just draw whatever I want to draw on a blank canvas. It doesn’t have to be good or something I’ll show anyone, it’s just a selfish drawing for myself. No need for perfectionism or for it to be “correct”, I’m free to be as good or as bad as I want. It helps bring the fun back into drawing.

Also don’t be too hard on yourself either. We’re all our biggest critics but we also all make mistakes, and that’s perfectly fine! Growth comes from that. Just remember you aren’t alone in feeling frustrated or burnt out, and take things at the pace you want. =)