Branch out from instead of line art, as I noticed a similar thing happened to me illustrating the same undertale content. All of the time, I burnt out in traditional, then for a while was happy, during the digital transition... It shown the most chaos in illustration work of all time. >:L Then did backgrounds, loved it, hell got commissions monthly, but honestly. I couldn't handle seeing my lines get mixed with colors. So I went and stuck to painting out everything ever since as. Not all of us are drawer type artists, I am a paint, so anatomy has gotten a tad easier as everything has a flow. Your work can get better, but what helps is trying to adopt new types of content and experiment till you find something that clicks.
I used to not be happy with my starting digital phase how I would have to use 500+ layers per stroke, learned to organize it, when illustrating lines... Annoyed with the flow of color vs. line problem that I seem to suffer from... Adopted the limitation of my program and turned it into a strength of sucking at producing decent line tools, so went with the natural of me always experimenting in 3D and perspective all of the time, now look where it lead me. I feel you got good colors, but your lines need to be less harsh or is it a traditional -> digital issue?
I adopted new topics, new types of content, hell November is my NG's short lived golden age of content and late October. December rolling around... I am kinda stressed as work and trying to avoid art block by making my work much more surreal and exaggerated... I kinda changed the soul of my newgrounds from a traditional to digital, but the content was undertale to... Whatever I feel like.
K3rb3r0s
If you're going through a hard time consider your choices for moving on: Do not think that depression or taking drugs or whatever will help make it through because it probably will not. What you need to do is to reevaluate your life and adopt new habits to make it through the day. Depression is an ilness that can be cured, and you can start by doing things that keep you motivated such as going out, exercising, seeing a therapist also helps, maybe go cycling or join a club you care about, do yoga, or meditation. As a phase, remember that the most talented people in the world are not the ones who have lots of money (they are probably some of the most miserable instead living a lie) but the ones who have health and share it with the world. If your work aint't cutting it for yourself no more, it's time to find something that cherishes you back and motivates you to continue doing your art. Remember it's value lies not in the price tag, but in the worth you put while creating it. This is always temporary so bear with me and remember that after a storm comes the sunshine, so hang in there. Cheers.
KaileahPNelson
First of all, thank you. I wasn't really sure everyone would read that.
And no I don't plan on do drugs or drinking but maybe adopting new habits could helps take my mind of why my art isn't going anyway when everyone tells is so "grand".
And I don't care if I'm rich, I'd just like to make a passable income because right now I got zip. 4 years and I've probably only made like, 1500$. Mostly because of family but thats not enough to pay bills. You know? So I do put care and heart into is worth and not its price tag. Art makes me happy and with it, I like to make others happy.
Thank you so much. I think I'll hang in there. You have no idea what it means to me to read your comment.
Cheers!