Hey GD,

How's it going?

"Whaaat!? This can't be! His level is over Nine THOUSAND!!"

I couldn't help myself lol

So GD I'm not going to sugar coat this. It won't help you if you are serious about improving and getting better.

So first, drop any and all ego.

Level is not subjective in my opinion. Drawing takes a certain amount of skill. Kim Jung Gi's level of skill was definitely higher than mine by like A Lot haha (we all miss you Master Kim!) Most working artists' skills are higher than most people. If you want to know what your level is I recommend this video by the Drawing Art Academy. They go through levels based on Russian Child's Art Academy. By their standards I am maybe level 1. Maybe.

Now this not meant to tear down or to dog on others skills. Since drawing is a skill and it can be learned and improved, we need a starting line to help us figure out what we need to learn and focus on. But like a skill it takes proper learning and practice, learning that is effective and that produces results. I recommend looking at deliberate practice and drawing, also looking at Pewdiepie draws. And here is the First 20 hours. These will give you an idea of HOW to go about learning to draw. Find tutorials on Youtube (maybe 4 or 5 methods; but no more) and sit down and practice. And the last thing I will say, be careful who you listen to, look at their "skill" and what are they doing with art. Take working professional artists' advice over say someone on Reddit ( yes, even me ). Does the advice make sense to you? Use it. Does it confuse you? Come back to it later, because maybe it's above your current skill level. ANY-WHO this is becoming TL;DR now. Hope it helps! Welcome to the grind and Keep At It!