It is important to keep on your path and not let yourself be discouraged. You just need to put more hours into your own work to get where you wish to be. Being dissatisfied with one's art can help progress, but it can be a very stifling in excess too. These are thoughts that occur to a lot of artists, and are quite natural-- just keep drawing and gathering momentum, while doing your best to bare the occasional hurdle such as this. You will only become stronger and better for it!


I say all this as someone that's doing my best to improve, too. It's okay to doubt yourself! But don't give up and don't stop enjoying the process. And remember that comparison is the death of joy!

Looking at artworks of better artists can be really depressing, it's true. But it also can be a motivation. You can't let those negative thoughts take over you.
And very important thing is that practise makes perfect. Better artists also sucked at the very beginning, remember about that.
For me you're already amazing artist. It doesn't matter, wether you work fast or slow on a drawing. As long, as you can fell you're improving yourself, that's good for you!

Don't think of saying, that you'll never be as good as [put whichever artist you want], cause tha's not true. With enough time spend on excercising, drawing, doodling, doing those warm-up sketches and all and you'll reach their level! Or maybe even exceed them!

So remember, believe in yourself, don't think you're bad, cause you're not, you're good!