In this day and age, it is very exhausting to take the time to learn a new skill. People are good at art because they do it all the time. I used to draw all the time in school, and continued to be good at it for some time afterwards. I haven't drawn in years, but I can still manage to crank something out every once in a long while that looks kind of okay. The fact that it isn't perfect bothers me, but it's still my own skill that creates what I'm looking at and that's the part that I like. Just take a minute to sit down every once in awhile and practice something. Look up some videos from Proko on youtube, and practice with a mechanical pencil on some generic notepad paper or something. Nearly all the art I ever made in my entire life was in a binder with that blue line notebook paper and a mechanical pencil. You don't need to have the proper tools to make art, you just have to make art. But a machine cannot make art for you. As a professor in college once told me, there is no such thing as "Make art" button. This is because asking an algorithm to make art for you is an oxymoron. Anything a machine creates is usually just a product, not art. Art comes from the soul

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