Why not just relax? or draw like a outdoor scene [wiht out characters just like a woodland or something}.

Nice idea, sounds like something I could do.
I tend to stress with backgrounds though:c

Aww, much better than I could do. Wish I could color like that u,u

Well I don't now if my opinion is wanted here (and I don't know if it helps):

I liked your art and I still do, a lot^^. I don't see any decrease in your progress, but well I am not an artist and probably I am not able to serve as a rule. (<- I hope this made sense, translation ya know... not my forte...)
Long Story's short: Personally I'd say it would be a shame if you ever would think of quitting to draw (and to do so)...

Thank you for the support:)

Are you kidding me!! you have great ideas, i dont watch anyone i dont think is not going to give me ideas/inspiration or makes me smile your work now, then, in the future will always be great because it comes from you that is why you should always be proud of the out come crappy or not never give up on yourself ever!

Well, thank you!:')
Also how have I not watched you yet?!

^^ hugs your welcome

I love your art and the beautiful style. Heck I even have adored that drawing you made for me a few months back. Your art is impressive and astounding. Sometimes we go through that slump and sometimes we need to pace ourselves and work better at it. Fix our flaws so to speak ^^. Keep going at it and never lose heart.

They always say, "Artists are their own worst critic." *hugs lots*
Your artwork is amazing to me. You have not made any piece which I wasn't impressed with.

I think Meiyo has a great idea. Just try something new and different. If you feel that your older art was better, try looking for the specific things that made that art better and try to add it to your recent work.

I used to have that problem where my art was getting worse rather than better, but for me it was because I was just practicing the wrong way so to speak? I was making bad mistakes and repeating them, and I didn't even realize it. Turned out it was because too much of my "inspiration" came from other artists, and any mistakes they made I was making the same ones as well. Not saying it's bad to get inspiration from other artists, but sometimes it can get so bad to the point where you're living in the other ones shadow.

When that kind of stuff happens I say it's just best to go back to the basics, like tutorials and drawing straight from life.

Landscapes.

and nothing else, they are relaxing and good for the fingers.