Eff you guys

As an artist myself, I completely relate to the determination to keep sharing your work regardless of what others say. Learning anatomy can be tough, especially when you’re just starting and your art feels rough or "shitty." But that’s all part of the process. Every artist goes through stages of self-doubt and criticism, but what matters most is persistence and the joy of creating. When I first started practicing anatomy drawing, I made a lot of mistakes. I remember struggling with proportions and how muscles connect. What helped me a lot was studying anatomy books, watching tutorials, and doing consistent practice sketches. Experimenting with different techniques forced me to understand not just the shapes but the function of muscles and bones. Also, sharing your art online, like you’re doing, is a brave step that helps you grow. The feedback - positive or negative - pushes you to improve and see your work from different perspectives. The hashtags you’re using, such as #drawnbyme and #anatomyart, are great for connecting with fellow artists who are on the same learning path. Remember that art is a personal journey; it’s about expressing yourself and improving at your own pace. Embrace every stage, and don’t be discouraged by early imperfections. Those “shitty” pieces are the foundation of your progress. Keep posting and learning, and soon you’ll be amazed at how far you’ve come!