"Overcoming Art Anxiety: How to Conquer Self-Doubt and Grow as an Artist

Are you constantly doubting your art skills and feeling like you’ll never be good enough? You’re not alone. In this video, we dive deep into the anxieties many artists face-comparing yourself to others, fearing criticism, and struggling with imposter syndrome.
I’ll share my personal journey with self-doubt, from feeling out of place in art school to battling insecurities while navigating social media as a developing artist. More importantly, I’ll provide actionable tips to help you overcome these challenges, including:
How to handle criticism effectively.
Building a healthier relationship with social media.
Reflecting on your artistic growth.
Reconnecting with your passion for art.
Whether you’re a beginner, an amateur, or somewhere in between, this video will give you the tools and encouragement to keep growing as an artist.
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[@wisonhendrik5855]

I think the best to overcoming anxiety is to just keep moving on. I mean if we want to keep improve, there will be a wall of struggle that could lead to anxiety no matter what. But the important thing to know is to not push ourselves too much when anxiety happened. That’s why sometimes taking short break or doing something like your video suggest is very useful. To calm down our anxiety to not overly extended

[@DrawingWithAvi]

Absolutely! I've been there myself and needed to step away from drawing for a bit. Having that reset can put things in perspective for you and sometimes even unlock new ideas of how to approach your craft. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@Morphexxer]

I see what your saying, but then there are the stories of people that drew for 10 to 15 years and did not improve. That is what my head goes to all the time. And fear sets in. not everyone knows how to study. Its a skill in itself.

[@DrawingWithAvi]

Totally! Feeling that plateau or lack of growth can definitely eat away at you. But you also nailed it on the head, studying is a skill! Which means its something anyone can learn and everyone learns differently. Finding out what works for you is the challenge. If you felt that past attempts of studying or improving didn't work out, are you considering to do something different this year? Trying different methods or getting out of your comfort just might be the ticket. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts on this. I really appreciate it!

[@hafizmazuki2443]

I just keep drawing, just keep drawing 😢😢😢

[@DrawingWithAvi]

For sure, but its feeling like too much or its overwhelming, remember its OK to take breaks! Hitting that reset button can do wonders. Thanks for watching!