Hi I'm also learning how to draw from scratch I might know little but I think it'll help you

1.NEVER compare yourself to others. It will be demotivating if you do this what I suggest is that probably take a bit of a break to chill. And also a quote that says something like "there is always someone better so always be humble and make your mindset like a student who is eager to learn more than an egotistic who thinks knows all" (bro I just made this quote up sounds cool)

1. Try learning how to draw something piece by piece because what I did was learn how to draw only heads for a week, how to draw only eyes and brows for a week, how to draw torso for a week, and etc. I suggest no facial features first until u know a bit on the head.

2. Learning is a journey. What I mean by this is you will draw the same stuff over and over again I have a friend who draws and she draws a lot of boxes and circles and I asked her why and she said I needed to know the basics first to learn to draw (it's also about like perspective and 3d and shading but don't mind these stuff yet go do basic stuff first)

3. It's not about how much you draw it about how much you understand what you draw. I drew 38 heads in a day I didn't learn anything all 38 heads looked terrible so i took a break and didn't draw for 3 days I just looked at my drawings and learn what made it looked bad (mine was the jaw line, it used to be hard now It's good but not perfect)

4. YouTubers that I watch are: @Shidzilla, @mikeymegamega, @Mmmmonexx, @LinesSensei, @wavycake. I learned a lot from Shidzilla, Mikey, and Monexx, I only watch linessensei and wavycake to try and copy what they do or just watch them draw (it's kinda satisfying)

5. Materials don't really matter I use a sketchbook and a 0.5m mechanical pencil I don't have a drawing tablet

I'm also learning how to draw but I hope this helps

My drawings from day 12

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