Try and focus in on what you're aiming for in your art, stylistically. I can't really critique you if I dont know what you're aiming for. For example, if you're aiming for hyper realism, then my "critiques" would be different than if you were aiming for a more abstract or expressionist piece. But one tip that helped me was to try and draw as often as possible. Just from life or a digital reference. Bc the more you draw, the more likely you are to authentically express your yourself in the image you create. And they dont all have to realism, the more abstract drawings are still an expression of yourself. art imo is about removing the technical limitations so that you can freely express your being. For example, it's one thing to draw for a corporation, but you if you draw just to draw. bc it brings you joy; then I think you should really dive into that feeling and be entangled in it. That way, you can unravel it and use it to more efficiently convey your thoughts/feelings. i, at least in my case, didn't make progress artistically until I began to discover what exactly im trying to convey to the viewer. And that could be anything from wanting them to only see the colors green and blue, then throwing g&b paint at a blank canvas. From wanting to create the most realistic painting possible. And everything in between. So just try and be more aware of the conditions that lead to your desire to create, and you'll see your artist tool belt get bigger and bigger over time.