You definitely have a lot of talent and I enjoy looking at your art quite a bit.

You're one of the most recognizable and long-lived artists on this site, you have great talent!

It's always a treat to see your work pop up!

Your stuff is awesome IMO! Was close to getting a ref sheet for a new character from you this month, but... Finances for me too bleh.

The USA is in a recession right now, as much as the top doesn't want to admit it, which is likely what's affecting sales so much on the english speaking side. Those dont normally last more than a year or two so it will end eventually...

It's not you or the stuff you do being bad at all. It's factors outside of anyone's control right now. YOU are amazing and you need to remember that <3

Literally EVERY artist thinks they suck. Whether they've been drawing for months, years, or decades.

As far as I can tell, your works don't look bad. The opposite really, consistently good as far as I can see.

Hugs.

Your work isn't bad. It's just a rough economic situation for most of the world right now, and most people who want to commission you are probably wanting sequences. Those individual poses add up fast.

I don't think it's a particular lack from your part. It appears a lot of people are a bit tied for spending.
You can always improve, yes. But don't forget how far you've gotten. It's not like others have experienced your personal journey as an artist to appreciate the efforts taken.
Hopefully you can hit some stride in gaining regular business to keep your passion going.

There's nothing wrong with your work. -Sends hugs.- You're a great artist, with a good distinctive style.

Tomek your style is absolutely amazing! Your easily one of the best artists on the platform

You have a lot of talent, never underestimate yourself! I treasure each piece ive got from you so far and have plans for more.

I think its just finances and the current way life is for a lot of people. Its definitely that way for me.

Keep going, sending hugs!

You shouldn’t say that you are terrible at making art. You are really good at drawing TF art and I really enjoy the artwork that you have created so far. I have to admit that I have been through a similar situation and have often questioned whether I was good at drawing or not. You are are not the only one who feels this way and I am glad that you haven’t given up on drawing.

Wishing you the best, it's okay to slow down if you have to get another job at the same time

problem is finding other job is low chance espesly in poland moust people dont hire now but oposite they fire people coz of taxes and too big costs

Yeahhh it's a tough situation to be in. Do what you're able, and don't be ashamed to raise prices or offer commission types that take less time so you can get more in. Whatever works to pay the bills is always respectable.

The thing is thing Tomek1000.

You grew up speaking Español, and the same with typing...So English is not much of a strong suit when you explain to people (Sometimes it's better if the artist typed it in their own language, and then I put it into some google/bing translator just to see what they say, and then type my response in my native language).
That's number one, Number two...

Sorry to see you going through this Tomek1000. Any other job outside of artwork is very rough. And with the living conditions in first world countries, not just third world countries, going through some sort of money instability issues and people just trying to get through with life, despite the headaches, worries, and political issues going on this year, it's not a shock to see you end up this way (considering you've mentioned it many, many times in the past how much this art job means to you. But yet, it's hard to find people willing to fork over a good hundred dollars or more/less, just to make artwork and not end up on the streets.

Wherever you may go outside of this last journal, I hope what you do in your case goes well (even if it's a massively scary change for you to have to deal with).
Take it easy out there Tomek1000.

U have great talent please know that. Did something happen?

You draw better than most I know. If you feel you have a weakspot, then it's always worth improving. But it's not worth giving up :) You've got momentum that many don't and I'd encourage you to push through. At the end of the day, your art should be for yourself first and foremost.

Plus if it's a matter of how well the artist gig thing is going, just know it's most likely not your skill. Everyone's hurting, there's a lot of competition, and it's not like art is known for it's high yield monetarily. Even the "greats" had a difficult time getting work.

I think you're great!

As said a lot, there is a genral downtic in spending on art

I've always looked up to your art, you are one of my favs!