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There's no such thing as blue blood like you said, every artist out there started from basic bad drawings and gained skills through hard work and regularly drawing something. You want to use ai ? Ask it tutorials, or use the images as references (tho it's better to take non ai ref as ais Can make mistakes) for you to improve your skills! It's like any other activity out there, you ain't going to gain skills or talent by doing nothing but writing a prompt. Skills take time. Everyone can do it. So here's a list of what you can do to improve your drawings that I did when I started : Drawing a bit everyday, even if the drawing isn't finished and isn't going to, sketch can help. As long as your feeling like drawing. Drawing with reference, LOTS of references' could be ai image, art from others, or even actual people in front of you ! Find what crayon or any pencil you prefer to draw, it helped me a lot to try different stuff, and you DON'T NEED to go for professional stuff directly. Try to look at tutorials, or to study anatomy bit by bit, it can help a lot. Don't Force yourself to draw, if you don't feel like drawing, don't, sometimes it's better to take a break, forcing yourself to draw is not a good option as you could loose the interest in it, at least that's my opinion. Try not to think 'I wich I had that art style' instead, you could use the art styles you like as ref and you will have with some time and effort, an art style of your own that you like ! Don't let a video that criticise beginners get in your head ! Most of those bad criticism are made by those who also did thse kind of errors anyway. saw one recently talking about 'chicken scratch' wich seems to be the messy lineart, and honestly I don't think that a beginner should worry about lineart immediately, it takes time to learn especially for lineart wich in my opinion, yes could be easier with daily practice but will also end up easier to do with time. Oh, and when you draw : take breaks, sometimes you won't notice a mistake you made and after a break you will notice it. So take some break to relax. Things I personally have when i draw : a drink I like, a comfortable pillow, and something to eat (candies, bread, or even just my breakfast sometimes, take something you like to eat that won't affect your drawing if possible.) ! I know I repeated myself a lot and I'm sorry If I did, but also for the final one : Make yourself a list of thing you want to have when you draw, could be pencils, food, or even a music playlist! Music helps a lot. Stay hydrated, and safe. Good night, good morning, good evening to you !