Push yourself even in the most frustrating moments. Soak in the process! And like others have said, PRACTICE. It can be useful to use other people’s art as practice but don’t get discouraged if you can’t produce exactly what they make. I think one thing I had to tell myself constantly was to never compare my level with somebody else. Some of the people who teach will also provide free brushes you can download that are super good! I think they do a free month trial and after that it’s $99/year so it wouldn’t hurt to at least use it for a month (make sure you cancel before they charge you if you’re not interested). It also provides a community for people to share what they’ve done and give feedback or just give a thumbs up. I found a lot of tutorials and challenges for strengthening my skills. One thing that has helped me a ton is Skillshare. I hope some of these helped, let me know if you have any other questions :D It took me three years to be able to draw a decent cartoon girl and I’m still improving, every day Natural talent can help a lot but there’s nothing that can’t be learned. Procreate has incredibly helpful guideline tools for beginners Beginner Procreate Tutorial - So Easy that You Can Draw Minimal Landscape 2 67,920 views 1.6K Dislike Share Save Art by Melody 21K subscribers In todays step by step. use rulers and guidelines as needed to get perspective right. A building is not a building, it’s a bunch of rectangles, squares, etc. stop looking at objects as objects and start seeing them as shapes. start a pinterest board with reference images/tutorials/anything you think is useful. Looking up tutorials on landscapes and general drawing can also help. If you feel comfortable, you can add in your own elements to the drawing. Just sit down with your iPad and draw whatever is in front of you.
I would strongly recommend copying from reference images/real life to familiarize yourself with perspective and shape to begin with.
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