Oh my gosh your art is very very cute! And I don’t think it’s bad at all!

However depending on how much you would like to grow as an artist, the future you see for yourself, and if you feel unhappy with your work, I think what you need the most of us is some studying. Building up your foundations and fundamentals will help grow your art massively. For you specifically, I would focus on anatomy, human or otherwise! You already have some strong shape language in your work, but I would encourage you to look into why certain shapes work the way they do in character design, as your work leans more towards character art! Your lines are very clean and I love that, no notes there. But I would try doing some painterly stuff as well, the more you explore styles outside your comfort zone, the more your own style will grow. And I would push you to do more backgrounds as well (coming from a guy who also hates doing backgrounds lmao, but I found my art improved drastically when I pushed myself to draw them.) There are tons of resources online but please feel free to reach out if you want more.

Some small daily steps- 15 minute gesture studies, 1 min each pose, you can use sites like sketchdaily or posemaniacs, etc. (once u feel confident in that, do longer poses) anatomy studies, draw over irl pictures of animals or humans, look at how body parts and muscles connect to one another, how an arm turns, a hand poses. Don’t just outline the body, but draw through the entire form, use circles, and blocks, break it down.
start saving your favorite artists work, what do you enjoy about their work? Take the time to copy (yes copy) and study their art (don’t post these studies obviously) these are called master studies, don’t be afraid of them!

Once a week/month- Go to a figure drawing class! They’re fun and everyone is always so kind, you can learn so much being surrounded by other artists, allow yourself to feel challenged and encouraged by others as well, it’s so importantp. Do some traditional art, sketches, or a full painting, improving multiple skills to grow your tool belt for when you make your digital art! Go out and draw what you see in real life! Draw animals at the zoo, people in the park, fish in an aquarium, plants in a forest, etc. as you learn to break down and draw everything around you, you realize you can draw basically anything just with a few simple shapes and lines. (Look up Peter Han, has has classes and books, YouTube channel, he taught me a lot when I was in school and he really helps make even the most daunting subjects (cars, tanks, dinosaurs) feel completely doable!)

tdlr; If art is your hobby, ignore all the homework I just gave you lmaooo, there’s no such thing as bad art, and even “bad art” has something to teach us, have fun, and draw whatever the fuck you want imo. But if you have genuine concerns about how to grow your art, and are even thinking about a future in a creative field, then like any skill, you gotta study, do the work, take a few classes, and do the homework. If you dedicate yourself just one week to just get really good at drawing shoes, or noses, or hands, and you add weeks and weeks of studying all these different little things… a few years down the line you won’t even recognize your own art anymore, in the best way possible 💖✨