Start Your Artistic Journey With Clear Plan

When I first started my journey, I used to draw randomly, hoping I’d get better over time. But without a structured plan, my progress felt slow and frustrating.

Everything changed when I set clear goals. I broke my learning into phases, focused on specific skills, and created a routine that worked for me. This helped me see consistent improvement and kept me motivated.

If you feel stuck, the best thing you can do is create a roadmap. Set small, achievable goals. Focus on one skill at a time. Track your progress. When you know exactly what to work on, you’ll move forward with confidence instead of guessing your way through.

Overcome Self-Doubt

There were so many moments when I thought, Maybe I’m just not talented enough. Every time I saw artists who were miles ahead, I felt like I’d never catch up.

But I kept going anyway…

And over time, I realized something: self-doubt never goes away, but you can learn to push through it.

Instead of comparing myself to others, I started comparing myself to my past work. I celebrated small wins, even if they felt insignificant. The more I focused on progress instead of perfection, the more confident I became.

If you ever feel like you’re not good enough, remember—every artist you admire once felt the same way. The only difference is that they kept going.