>>55184015It was the other anon who made the ESL comment but for what it's worth, I wouldn't guess that you were ESL from your posts
The ESLs I meet on this basket weaving forum are always more literate than Americans
>not finishing something because it isn't up to your standards Me with drawing, although it isn't so simple for me to try to correct bad anatomy
It's like I can't bring the pictures of scenes in my head (of which there are many, I'm a very visually imaginative person) to the canvas...
It's so frustrating, so to an extent I do understand how you feel
Not sure how much it would help but if you write something and would like some constructive criticism on it I'd be happy help (in a nice way, of course)
I think what is frustrating about trying to develop new artistic skills when you are an adult is that you're past the stage of making cringe without being aware of how "bad" it is, so you miss out on that blissful experience where you are learning without shame
