What’s Holding Back Your Artistic Growth?

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I often knew what I wanted to improve, but I wasn’t sure how to get there or what to practice first. 

I had a general direction and preferred figuring things out myself rather than following a strict process. 

I had several ideas, references, tutorials or skills I wanted to explore at the same time. 

I usually knew what to do, but I often questioned whether my work or skill level was actually good enough. 

I got stuck because I wasn’t sure what the next useful step should be. 

I kept working independently, but sometimes discovered problems very late in the process. 

I changed direction, references, techniques or goals while working.

I could solve most problems, but still doubted my decisions or compared myself heavily to better artists. 

I probably would have improved faster with a clearer structure or plan. 

The project taught me something, but earlier feedback could have prevented some mistakes. 

I learned many different things, but I’m not sure I actually pushed one skill far enough. 

The result was often better than I felt it was while making it,but I still didn’t really trust that. 

Knowing exactly what to work on and in what order. 

Getting feedback at the right moments without losing my independence. 

Focusing on one thing long enough to actually master it. 

Knowing whether my work is actually good enough and trusting my current level. 

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