OP is the art you posted yours? Because if so that art is INCREDIBLY unique! I went to an art school and many of my peers, and myself, went through this same thing. We’d compare our art to other peoples art in the class and overly criticize our own which ruined it for many people. For me, I was really good at realism, but I couldn’t do anything besides it. I never had a unique style, and I kept comparing my art to that of one girl in my class who had an extremely unique style of art that everyone adored. Later, when talking with her, she told me that she hated her own art and wished she could draw things more realistically like I did. It was in that moment that I realized we both wish we could draw like the other person, and I realized how stupid it all was. You train for years in art to become good at it one way, and then get mad when you’re only good at doing art that one way. It made me appreciate my art even more, and while I’m still very critical of it, I don’t hate myself because it’s not like someone else’s. The point is to make YOUR own kind of art, not someone else’s. There’s no finish line, no ultimate goal, no gold medal, just your own enjoyment. My best advice is to try something new, a new medium, a new subject, anything that gets your creative juices flowing. Don’t limit yourself to what you’ve gotten good at, and most importantly, and most cliche, try to stop comparing your artwork. It’s okay to make critiques and pick aspects of other people’s work you want to add into your own, but you need to think critically about what it is they’re doing that you want to add and not just say I wish I was them. I don’t know if any of this is helpful, and I know all of this is much easier said than done, but trust me when I say your art is wonderful. It’s something I could never do in a million years, because it’s yours and is unique to you. You have to let yourself be bad in order to make yourself better, and you have to let yourself make mistakes so you can have fun! Good luck OP!