Guess Ill go fuck myself and go over fundamentals for the 87th time

https://www.ctrlpaint.com/library I recommend this

Oh hey, I completely forgot about this website, I think I looked through it when I first got my tablet like a million years ago.

I'll watch through their library, thank you for your answer.

Looking at your art, it seems good to me! Of course, everyone should always be improving, but you don't seem stagnant like many artists.

I just look at lots and lots of art. Whenever a piece interests me, which is usually daily, I study everything about it to see what I like. Maybe I like the smooth lines here, or the scratchy lines there. Maybe the rim or bounce lighting is very eye catching. Only takes a minute. Then I think about how I would replicate that without copying it entirely. I'm nowhere near an expert though. But occasionally googling various tutorials on things you want to learn more about (color theory, anatomy, etc) and looking at lots of references can help. Not saying you need those, just saying my process. Even just staring at stuff in real life and how the light hits it, the textures and shapes, etc.

And finally, don't be hard on your art. That's the number one thing that will hold you back. You're better than the majority of people in the world who've never picked up a pen, and you're also better than probably most artists in the world who are doing chicken scratch. Your art is recognizable, aesthetically pleasing and competent.

I think the Rengar x Khazix one is my favorite, the color's brushstrokes are really appealing, and the lines are good, as well as the composition.

Being vague about your goals probably doesn't help. You say your art isn't interesting, impressive or hot. I disagree, but what specifically about it makes you feel that way? What in particular do you want to improve? Improvement means a million things. You need to narrow it down and focus on things one at a time. My last picture was me fiddling around with lighting mostly, and taking a break from complex anatomy. While an upcoming pic is me trying to master muscles.

But saying you haven't tried much sounds like it could be the roadblock. Trying is what leads to results. Find something that motivates you to draw more often. Could be passion, horny, petty jealousy... all of those work for me in varying degrees.

I draw everyday actually, but it's probably an attitude thing, as much as I loathe that.

I'll try to study more, thank you.