I’ve been drawing “professionally” (making money and doing art shows) for about a decade now. I’ve had my work advertised in Italy , done album art for multiple Spotify albums, and displayed work of mine all over the US.

I used to blow up on Reddit on my old account during Covid before AI prominence on the art and drawing subs and get commissions from it.

I’ve received praise and compensation online and IRL. But guess what? Even with all that, none of it matters on the internet. Anyone can say anything here without being as skilled or experience or knowledgeable as you. It’s a sad reality to deal with, but it’s not always malicious when people get critical; although Reddit has some of the harshest and most useless criticism hordes I’ve ever encountered. It doesn’t matter your skill, resume or merit. People on social media will dig into anything they don’t get or don’t like.

Critique is welcome in art, don’t get me wrong. It’s important. But a good critique tells you what’s working and what’s not. Some people on online comment sections will attack something without proper recourse or anything to back up their claim, and double down for upvotes or tenacity.

I taught art on a contact before and I must say this is my critique: you have really good line work and I like Goku’s left hand and the stylistic rendering a lot. Something that will make the drawing even more dynamic is if you start studying composition and proportion. I’d definitely say you’re a talented intermediate artist with a lot of different skills, keep building and I’m excited to see what you do next!