The main thing I always tell an artist that wonders if they should continue to draw, is to ask themselves if they enjoy drawing. I think that's the number one thing. It doesn't matter how good or bad an artist is, what matters is that they enjoy it. So this is what I think you ask yourself first and foremost. And that can mean a couple of things. Like the act of drawing is relaxing, or that you enjoy making something. Cause it's fun to think of something and then having it be an actual drawing.

If you can say that you do indeed still enjoy drawing, then keep going. Doesn't matter if you doodle for fun or if you try to get better, keep doodling!

For your case, since you say that you do want to get better, I'd say that a thing you could try is watching art tutorial videos. Even if you end up not really understanding everything, assuming the video is in English, you can still see how the artist uses certain technique and what they do with them. Those technique can help a lot and a lot of great artists get better by using those techniques. They often say that the more you use those technique, the less you'll rely on them, but it's a good way to built a good foundation for drawing execution.

I'd also suggest trying to draw more varied things. Scanning your gallery, it looks like you tend to draw nude Tauren and Pandaren ladies. Which is nice and you drew them very well, but it would help if you stretch your artistic muscle more. If you see a photo on the internet with an interesting composition/pose/angle, save it in a reference folder and take some time to draw a picture based on the picture, using it as reference. Draw from more source and inspirations. Even if you stick to World of Warcraft, I'm sure there's are way more characters and monsters and structures you could draw from it. But I'd suggest drawing from other things also. Draw a sci-fi ship! Draw a Eldritch God! Draw a cute creature! Draw backgrounds! Often time, art feeling stagnant is because the content the artist draws also ended up being stagnant. So drawing more varied things can help, even with the quality of the drawings. And if you draw less Tauren, it'll be more fun once you do draw them again, since you moved away from them for a bit.

Hope something I said ends up helping and that you figure out what's best for you! =3

Thanks i mean..really. Thanks. I dont know its just.. i feel like progress i made for 17 years is almost none. I didnt moved very far. Plus, feeling that i lack a support or a help around me. ( not on internet ) is what usualy takes me down. When i then put something here and it just doesnt get up to my expectations, it just throws me down again. I was watching other artists but most of them using programs i dont eaven have ( Funny note im using Photoshop 7.0 CE for coloring ) as im not re-drawing arts in pc. I just run them though scanner after i draw them and then color them. I guess im kinda impatient aswell..
Reason why im drawing Pandaren and Tauren is because i just love them and i want to reach a perfection in drawing them. As for using photos for refferences, i sometimes do that, doesnt always work sadly..

But, thanks really for a support and comment. This is something that means alot to me. That someone actualy..care. Thanks.

I can understand not feeling great and not wanting to draw as a result. I don't have much people around me either. But I would suggest that you only really take a break from art at that point, as opposed to quitting it all together. During those moods where you're not feeling well, it's easy to make decisions based on how you feel, but those decisions aren't great in the long term. If you've ever seen an artist nuke their gallery, it's pretty much why they did it. They felt like their art was bad and they needed to "clean up" their gallery. And I can tell you that as someone who have followed artists that did that to their gallery, I really don't like to see it happening when I like the art from that person. It doesn't sound like you'd go that far, but basically what I'm getting at is that if you feel down, it might feel like you should make a drastic change like that, but you'll only end up hurting yourself and others. It's a mild hurt, but it still sucks to see.

Right now, you're juggling between wanting to draw Pandarens and Taurens, which you enjoy drawing, and wanting to be as good as artists you see. You enjoy the part where you can draw sexy WOW characters and that makes you happy, but it's easy to be distracted from that enjoyment because you feel like you should do more with your art. Wanting your art to be better is a normal thing for an artist. And if you feel like it barely changed, that can be worst for your morale. In my case, I always feel like I'm suppose to be better at drawing than I am because I started to only seriously draw after I left High School. A lot of great artists drew all their lives and are way better at art than I am at the same age as I am. So I definitely have this feeling of being behind and feeling like I'll never catch up. Even if I draw every day to get better, the better artists that drew all their lives are doing the same and staying ahead and I'll never catch up.

I don't know if it'll work for you, but in my case, I got mostly over that once I figured out why I draw. I would hear a lot of artists saying that they wanted to be concept artists, and I noticed each time that I didn't like that idea, that I didn't want to draw as good as a concept artist. That seemed like something I could never reach, not because I didn't have the ability (I don't know if I have it or not), but because I pretty much didn't want to learn it like that. I realized that I prefer appealing art style over well rendered drawings, and that ultimately, I'd want to use my art to animate for indie video games, and that I prefer drawing cute things. So around that time, I changed my focus of what I wanted to improve on, and at the very least, I stopped looking at big art and feeling like what I did was as inadequate as I once felt.

I don't know what your ultimate goal with art is, but I'll assume for now that you still want to, at least, get to a point where you can draw your characters and render a drawing as close as the look of an in-game screenshot for WOW, minus the polygons. So here some things I think you could do, depending on your disposable income.

You say you use a version of Photoshop, but I don't know what you use physically to draw. Like what pen you use, on the computer if you use a tablet or a mouse. and if it's a tablet, if you got your hand on a tablet monitor or if it's a cheaper one. You could start to think about saving money to upgrade your equipment. You are used to drawing on paper, but I would think that you could look into going full digital. Getting used to a cheap tablet might be tough, but if you can save for a bit longer, there are cheaper tablet monitors out there. It's pretty common knowledge that a Cintiq is above $1000 USD, but what I'm planning on trying to buy once I try for a tablet monitor is a Yiynova at around $600. And I've heard of even cheaper tablet monitors then that. Although Yiynova sounds better with price and quality so far.

And I'm sure Photoshop has some features you might not really know about that could help some of your drawing process. And not all tutorials are videos. For art program and drawing technique, I see a good handful around sites like Tumblr. There could be some good tips over there. I have not really used Photoshop, so I don't really know it. Most artists prefer SAI. And Clip Studio Paint started getting really popular with artists in the last year, which is what I use. But I think a lot of the features they have are in Photoshop too. But Photoshop is mainly a photo manipulation software. You can use it to draw, but there are programs that are more designed for drawing.

Looking at your art, I think the main thing someone might point out about your coloring/shading, is that it looks like you're using black to shade. This is actually something a lot of artists would say not to do. It's better to use a darker shade of the color you're shading over. I personally would also suggest that you look into the Multiply layers. If you set the shading layer to "multiply" instead or "normal". You can pick a color to shade a character with and the color will blend itself with any color that is in lower layers, the layer with the coloring in that case. Potentially very helpful for character's with patterns! You might also need to "clip" the shading layer to make sure it doesn't bleed into the background. I don't remember, but I usually clip my shading layers to the color layer to be sure. I might have explained it in an unclear way, since it's tough to really explain with only text. But if you want to try and have some questions about it, let me know.

The actual character anatomy and design in your pictures are really nice though. I wouldn't know if I could tell you where to improve on, really. Whatever it is, it would mostly be subtle tweaks.

I rambled, but again: Hope I said something helpful, heheh.

You ever tried asking other artists how they manage to improve their work? where they went to to learn. maybe watch other streams and pick up ideas. that's what im trying to do with myself. Whatever you do with yourself I hope things get better

I did.. answer to few of those was usualy that some of them were actualy on artist schools and practicing. Thou alot of them have art for their living. I dont.. Im not an artist by school.. Im studied technician. Plus i draw only one week in month.. Those are also a reasons that dragging me down, feeling like im just wasting my time. But, thanks for leaving your opinion and comment. Means alot to me.

I am on the same boat really. though I started late and every time I look at alot of artists works I admire. I become envious and end up like you,questioning if this is really meant for me. Dont let it drag you down. I am fighting hard to achieve my dream. Your work is amazing if it makes you feel better I m actually jealous of your style cause how awesome you draw Pandaren.

Do you want help with that? Im not really awesome but maybe i share some tips?

Sure! I'd love your help <3 and hush you are awesome! don't shoot yourself in the foot.

Art is always a struggle God knows I'm still fighting with it but there is nothing wrong with taking a break but don't criticize yourself to the point you stop every artist thinks their work is not good enough but 9 out of 10 times they're over analyzing themselves, you have a great style and talent from what you said you have built yourself from the ground up to get were you are so don't put yourself down cause your line work and expression creation are fantastic

Yet i still feel like im on the beginning.. You know its feeling like im just standing on place and FA here eaven supports that feeling of mine.. When i came here my arts got max 12 Fav's. Now..some of my current linears dont eaven reach that.. Thou some pieces get blasted way higher..whitch is why im doubtfull and not given up fully yet.

But, thanks for sharing your opinion here. That means alot to me. Im glad when people at least notice and share a comment. It's great feeling of support.

Hey arts subjective don't stress over views and favs I barely see any on my but then again it's very niche

I don't mind that your grammar is bad. I can understand you perfectly.

I don't think you should quit just yet.

Not bad for self learner of english eh?.. You know i learned english from watching cartoons and playing games..

And i will think about it...Thanks for leaving a comment here thou.