I think you need to raise your basic skills and have your own charming drawings.
I think you're wandering about how to study.
The style of painting (painting style) is deeply related to the person's natural sentiment.
To upload the aesthetic, you have to see a lot of pretty things.
Usually, when you look at the process of settling down the picture style, cartoons and appearances that you liked when you were young are made in pictures.
Some writers say that after seeing a famous handsome actor in person, his aesthetic values have changed, and since then, he has become a great painter.
That's how important it is to have a specific desire for what you like, want to copy, and what you want to get.
I don't think I get lost because I don't know how to study. I think you're wandering around because there's no specific problem with what you want.
When I was young, I looked at artist Naoki Urasawa's paintings and said, "It's realistic, but the painting somewhere in the middle of the cartoon is so cool."'
I thought I should draw it like that. If I look at another attractive picture, I'll try coloring it like that.
Should I color it like this? Should I color it like that? I used to think.
If the goal is specific, you can see the path. The way to study begins here. Without specific ideals and aspirations, the path is not formed.
"I want it so much that I have it." That's how it works.
Something is lacking, so I should study. It's not attractive. It's a bit clumsy. What's that? What would you study based on if you didn't know what you lacked?
Even if you get feedback or criticism from others, it will help you fix small things.
It doesn't help to set standards.
I've been talking a lot, but after you find the standard that you really want to have, how can you do that?
Compare and change what you want to change in my painting, throw away what you want to throw away, study, and then pioneer with your own color.
Your drawing skills will improve, too!