Drawing is hard. That's what my drawing teacher told me when I was in the academy frustrated that I can't draw crying at the corridor. Drawing is hard and takes time. It's good to accept it. Keep going. Also try drawing Your models (You probably already do). Turn them around, see how 3d shapes change based on the angle. You will be fine, just keep pushing. Also You will struggle at every point of Your art career. More You know more You see, You will always be frustrating over inperfections. It just comes with the teritory! Just keep pushing and learning.

Thanks for that, seriously. It helps out a lot knowing I'm not alone in this!

Yeah this is very relatable the moment i stopped drawing for a week my hands stop working but dont beat you self up to much. "Be safe be happy"

i go through phases like this. no matter how confident I am, it always tends to come back. the stress of being in an artistic depression makes drawing a helluva lot harder to do, and sketching is sometimes insurmountable, as you keep going at it, not seeming to find the right way to make this one line... It's one of the biggest hurdles of being an artist.

it's usually times like these where refreshing up on your anatomy, trying out different styles, experimenting with techniques, and stuff like that may help you break through it. it'll give you a chance to be creative in an environment you know your skills aren't developed in, so your expectations for the end result are thereby lowered.

Yeah it seems to be on a day to day basis with this. Someday's the sketch is fine and all good then I get confident and BAM, garbage.. Usually I just take a break for a few hours, go eat or just get my mind off of it. Then I come back and try to continue. Sometimes it works, but it really sucks in general and just kills motivation.