One of my biggest flaws is that I settle too soon when I draw... It's a strange remnant from drawing on paper. When I was young I hated to erase stuff in fear of doing worse and leaving the paper a mess, which lead to me being able to identify mistakes but never doing anything about them, and looking at all the mistakes felt discouraging.

I still do this even though I draw digitally these days. There is no reason to be though. I can literally erase lines with no trace, so the paper won't be worse for wear and I have unlimited tries to do better line work... but I still am afraid to correct stuff... I'm getting better at it, at least I think I am.

I don't know... I feel like I'm in a hurry. I want to get stuff out of my head and be done with it. But I also want to get better... Part of me is like "Correct you art!" and another part is "It's better to keep on going and learn from the mistakes and hopefully not repeat them". And of course there is the whole "You shouldn't draw, you suck" but I try to ignore that and just have fun you know... I stopped drawing for 10 years and that didn't make me happier, so I should keep it up... or something...