"Good artist" is a painfully subjective phrase, honestly. But if you want my opinion, it's more abstract than how much stuff you produce and how many clients you have. You can be a good artist and not be really popular. Some artists were dead before they became well known. Some of them couldn't live off their work. And that's a tragedy. These days, the environment is saturated by so much art and so many people looking for attention to their work, that it's far too easy to drown.

Having a lot of art out there, does not say you're a great artist, but it helps you mature and develop as one. Every five years or so you can see the progress you've made, and it's usually significant. But I digress.

To me, a good artist is someone who puts themselves into their art, and speaks through it. Expression, emotion, and even motions through lines or brush strokes... It's really easy to put out "commercial art" that's easy for people to consume. Make some cute thing with big head big eyes and tiny body like Beanie Boos and people will eat it up. Or make something that everyone thinks is sexy and have that crowd eat that up. But in the end it's sort of empty. To me, at least. I could draw stereotypically cute shit all day, but to me that's boring and unfulfilling

I'm not saying that you have to make a statement, or do something dramatic like hang from a building while painting the archangel Michael with your toes, but you should put yourself in your art, however that may be. The resulting picture may not be the most popular thing on the site, but you can't expect it to be. You can't expect everyone to resonate with portions of yourself you put on display. Do what feels natural, do what feels right, and the resulting art will speak. That applies to music and theatre and dance and many other expressions of art.

Anyway, this is a silly ramble, but I hope it helps

You are still a good artist in my opinion, regardless of how social you are. The quality of your art speaks for itself. I do miss talking with you tho.

No voy a decir nada porque soy la amargada mayor, pero I feel u y ojalá te vayan mejor las cosas u_u

I grew up drawing really kinky things thinking its what pleased people the most. Along the way, It did get me through certain mindsets and deciding that.. Am I really drawing well enough? Is my own art good?

In the end, I figured I had a love for video games. So much that I want to make one. My personal desire to get good at art has dwindled down, and my newest desire, to make things look great instead of being better happened. What I mean by this, as long as it looks good to you, you mustn't focus if your art is good enough for others. Eventually, if you take in mind what looks good to others and make your own version of your own desires mixed with everyone else's, you could easily focus on getting better for the bigger role you might have!
I am pushing my art to be much better, for the end result of an awesome video game O: Don't stress too much about this, yeah Ren? I love your art!