I will accept your apology if you'll promise not to do such a thing again. I know many artists, including myself, that put their all into working with what talent they have and continually seeking improvement. Personally, I cannot understand how accepting comments for another's work should help boost your self esteem...though no one can deny that getting little feedback on one's work can be frustrating and depressing as well. I've been there.

But, I've also been drawing practically since I could walk...and practice, dedication, and hint of talent is all that can really help you get to a point where you feel confident and proud of your work. Obviously, you're a step above drawing stick figures and you're already headed in the right direction. Best to look at others not as better...but different. If you're willing to work and improve your own style...you need to remember that that's what it will be...YOUR own style. Your work may not look like mine, or Micah's, or Tamar's...and that's not a bad thing.

I would propose...if you really have any interest in stepping up and improving...that you try and draw at least once a day. Look at artwork around you...there's plenty of places to find it...and rather than stealing, look for pieces that you like and try to figure out what it is that makes the picture "good". Practice doing these things. If you want...even though you've wronged me, I'm willing to lend a hand.

If you turn me or any other down who would offer help or even advice and simply say that you'll never get better...that's the only truth you'll ever have the chance to know. Improvement comes from a personal decision...it's up to you whether you want to change or not.

but i do want to change.i want to better myself all the time with everything that i do in my life.i would gladly accept any and all help grom anyone.

My advice is simply to be observant. Don't worry about perfection...you've basics to learn first. You can find all kinds of references on human and animal anatomy anywhere from Google to one of the chans. Start small and work your way up...for now you might just want to start practicing drawing a species that you like. If you like foxes [which I'm assuming you do] grab a picture of a fox and try drawing the face just as it appears in the picture. You can learn all kinds of things about facial structure this way.

thank you.i appreciate the help.i'll get to asap

Let me know how it goes...I'll be watching.