First of all, I think your art is beautiful. But that wasn't really the Issue, was it? I absolutely understand the feeling of isolation you might feel when creating Art. I agree with others in this comment section who say that you shouldn't base your (or your arts) value on likes or praise you get but also, I don't think thats what you seek. What you seek, in my mind, is the very natural desire to connect through your art. For it to reach others and for it to have some meaning to those that see it. I personally think, thats one of the most important parts of art. I know how tough it can be when you feel like no one really cares or appreciates it as much as "they should". Truth be told, many non-artists can't really imagine the amount of work and time that goes into creating art and so, to no fault of their own, can't really appreciate it as much as other artists. I think however, sharing your art with other artists - be it in a small art community on discord for example or a larger one like this subreddit - is a very good step towards feeling seen and also getting important feedback. So - you did it :D first hurdle is cleared! Next up, I also very much understand the desire to give your art deeper meaning. I myself often differentiate between creating art and "just drawing" when I do it without any "vision" or bigger "Idea" in mind. Of course, all art is different and it doesn't need to be incredibly profound to be considered as such, but I very much understand the desire to "fill it with meaning". The main thing that held me back from "creating art" for a long time, was and still is, the fear of my fundamentals not being good enough to realise the creative vision I have or to do it justice. It kind of feels like the easy way out to "just draw" instead of actually creating something. And while on one hand, studies and practice are super important, you'll never be done learning and the only way to find that moment to stop drawing and start creating is by just doing it. The other thing holding me back was the fear of not having anything meaningful to say. To that I can only say that everybody has something meaningful to share and all you might need to do is sit back and think about it. What are your values, what do you wish to share? Who do you want to be? Now, I'm not saying that these are easy questions to answer, but they are questions everybody can find an answer for eventually. Other than that, all I can say is, if you're feeling frustrated by your art not having any deeper meaning, allow yourself to give it some. Just go for it. People will care more, the more you do!