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I answered a question like this here! 

Don’t freak out! You’re gonna be okay. It’s just like any of your school years before-- it’s strange and new at first but you get used to it quickly.

Try to find someone to hang out with! A classmate is always nice, for you to do work together and go to lunch together. Joining a club to get to know people isn’t bad either. You like drawing right? Perhaps you can find an art club or an anime club. Making friends will make it easier and less scary.

Believe me-- most people won’t remember an embarrassing thing that happens right now. It’s fine if you mess up, so don’t be afraid of making mistakes. It’s at this time you learn the most from your mistakes, after all!

Good luck in 7th grade. It’s fun and it’ll be over before you know it, so do your best!!

Here’s just a few things that I think can help!! I’ll put them under a cut so it doesn’t stretch people’s dashboards! :)

Hey! Alluka is on it to answer this question for you (trust me, she’s MUCH more artsy than I am!) but I can give you a couple of things too.

1) You learn at your own pace, for just about anything. Just because someone else is faster and more confident than you, it doesn’t make you any less amazing. You keep it up. Don’t give up because someone else made you feel bad.

2) Practice. Some people practice once a week, some people practice every day, some just draw once a month. All that’s okay, you know? You get better with practice, but don’t force yourself to the point that you resent it.

3) Experiment with style, materials, mediums. Some people draw best pencil-to-paper, some like paint, others like to use a mouse and MS Paint to create some wildly amazing things. Even if you have few resources, you can still create amazing things with simple stuff.