yepp. same here.
Sometimes it's even as little as two weeks apart that make me go like. "wait a sec... i hate how i did that there. What was i thinking? Then i go in again, do exactly the same image in a different angle and it looks SOOOO much better...
You're not alone there :D

Pretty much exactly that xD But it's a good thing that after reviewing our own performance we CAN see the flaws, instead of being oblivious and think we are perfection incarnated, lol.

No, and to be honest I don't get this whole "OH GOD FUCK MY OLD ART" type of stuff.

It probably comes from expectations.

In my case I got fascinated with artists who were doing a really good job with accurate anatomy, knowing where muscles, veins and tendons are and how they behave in different body poses aswell as being consistent with body proportions and view angles... basically putting a lot of realistic physics into the shapes and lighting of the drawing.

When I started, at times I had the feeling like I was starting to grasp some of those concepts, but from where I stand now I see a lot of flaws on what at the time I thought I did really good, so I feel the cringe and shame for myself.

Hmmm, maybe, yes.
I started redrawing some of my old things, it's actually quite fun.
I guess if you look at the situation from the point of view in your comment, then what happened to me was that even though I had these expectations, in my head the piece still was perfect and I wasn't worrying about it. It's not the perfect anatomy that makes a drawing, afterall.

I might be more of a scientist than an artist, because I struggle a lot with doing something abstract, and I have it easier when trying to draw a representation of real physics, lights and angles.

Maybe you're more the opposite of that, and are not as limited by reality about what you illustrate, which opens a whole different universe of possibilities.

Hmmm, that sounds like it's pretty much true, yes.
Though to be honest, your art is still super awesome. I especcially like the fur and the shadows.

Thanks :)

You're very welcome ^^

Leo likes big buts, he algo enjoy big butts :3

Agh! I've been exposed!

Hablando de traseros, estaré atento a tus journals, cuando te salga el tiempo te quiero encargar un trabajo :3

Estoy por terminar uno, si quieres puedo tomar el tuyo y empezar en un par de dias.

Oka, me pinchas cuando estes libre ;)

Can only relate to that, I'm sort of always getting a bit cringey myself when looking at my old art, especially the oldest and see that stuff just the same as well.
Afterall, got to make mistakes first to learn from them! :3

I totally relate! Some of my old stuff makes me sad, but seeing how much I've improved is important for further growth, IMO.

one of the main reasons I stopped making art was because of how vitriolic I got towards my artwork barely a day after I made it.
I sucked the fun out of my own hobby, and I run the threat of doing it to the other things I enjoy

I cringe to all my work