I’m glad to hear I inspire you! Thank you!And hey don’t worry about it, a lot of artists struggle with this too. It takes time and practice to get good at anything and art is the same. I’ve given up on drawings and gotten frustrated more times than I can remember.I would say to keep going and take a break when it get’s too much and come back to it when you feel ready. So long as you keep at it you’ll see an improvement, it won’t be noticeable at first but when you compare it to your older art you’ll see just how far you came and that’s it’s something to be proud of, heck, all of your drawings should be something to feel proud of. It’s tough when you’re your own worst critic and you’re bound to notice things that you don’t think look right, but don’t forget to praise yourself on the parts that you think came out well and to praise yourself for the effort you put into creating that image.If you ever get stuck on a particular aspect of a drawing, tutorials and looking at references are an amazing amount of help. And you can always ask for advice from artists who you think manage that aspect well. I hope this helps I really do, I don’t want you to feel discouraged from making art.