I’m really sorry that you’re feeling this way. I’m a mediocre artist myself.

I just draw just for fun. Not for attention. I hope you’ll stay.

I have followed many artist for many years and one thing I like are seeing them improving their skills over time. You should not judge your art so harsh based on others works, becoming good takes time and lot of practice unless you are one of them natural talent mutants:P

Hey, so we don't know each other very well, but I know what you're feeling. It's really easy to look at other artist's work and feel discouraged. And the truth is, we'll probably never be as good as them. But that's ok, we can still bring out enjoyable, wonderful things through our art regardless of how technically good it might be.

There's a quote from Jesse Hamm that I hold on to when I feel discouraged: Somewhere out there are people who need to hear a story you're uniquely able to tell. Art by others, even better art, won't do; only yours.

Yeah, your art isn't the best. Yeah, maybe it will never be on par with the great artists we look up to. But art doesn't have to look amazing to have value, it's worth creating and sharing no matter what level of skill you have. It's part of who you are, a projection of parts yourself, the good and the bad and the messy, and that has value all its own.

I'm guessing you make art because you enjoy doing it. And if that's the case, I think you should continue with it, even if no one else takes notice. I looked through your gallery and see improvement as you've drawn more. If you can find one, take an art course from somewhere local to you. You don't have to draw furry stuff there, or even tell them what you intend to draw, a good class will improve skills that will transfer to the art you want to make. I can also give you some exercises to work on if you want.

But whatever you do, as long as you enjoy making your art, keep at it. It's worth making even if no one else sees it. <3