Many many times I get jelous by others people art and skill...
how they produce high quality art with amazing concept, ideas and composition.
the jealousy I get sometimes make me frustrate.
but i cant do anything about it right? I know everybody have their own road and time to find their own art.
and compare my art with others wont lead me anywhere beside being depressed.
the only thing I can do is drawing and keep drawing.
then I realize, even its just a little step, I know that my art improve.
years ago I probably cant draw anything close to this pic.
so next time I feel jelous again, I just bite my tongue shut up and keep on drawing!
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the only thing that bother me so much and give me massive frustration are the things that related to art, I could cry and depressed over the fact that Im not good enough.
do you watch Jiro dream of sushi, Yuya san? its a bout the best sushi maker in the world, that man are amazing, I wish I could have the same perspective in art like him with sushi, always do 100% in thing you like, and be good in something you like is not enough, try master it..
somthing that I haven't achieve.. I hope I can turn into a good wine to someday
What you need to do is stop comparing yourself to other artists. Everyone has their own unique style and rate at which they improve. You are above and beyond so many of them, in this, and unlike many, your work is not stale. You continue to improve and evolve, and have the ability to produce paintings with amazing speed and proficiency while avoiding some of the hurdles that even the best artists trip on. (Like "sameface" syndrome)
I haven't heard of it, no. It sounds like a good mindset, though! Just don't let your worries and fears take over. Because then it won't be something you love to do; it'll become a chore. Or just a depressant.
haha You already are, my friend. ^_^