IM NOT A DRAWER😭😭😭

As someone who often says, "I'm not a drawer," I completely understand the frustration of wanting to create art but feeling like it just doesn’t come naturally. Many of us struggle with drawing — from shaky lines to self-doubt — and it can sometimes feel discouraging when comparisons to talented artists pop up. One thing I've learned is that embracing the process, especially the mistakes like the ones humorously captured by the captions "no," "NO," and "NOOOOO," is key to growth. Art, after all, is not about perfection but about expression. When I started treating my attempts as opportunities to learn instead of focusing on flaws, I found greater joy in drawing. Using simple tools like CapCut for editing or apps to remix images has opened new doors to creativity for me. Sometimes adding a funny twist, sharing my imperfect drawings with friends, or even joining forums like #funny or #artist communities can provide encouragement and inspire improvement. If you’re feeling like "I’m not a drawer," don’t worry — you’re not alone, and the journey is just as important as the results. Keep experimenting, laugh at your mistakes, and remember that every artist starts somewhere. Your unique style will emerge in time, and the confidence gained from persistence is a reward in itself.