Here's my best drawing from college. Should I continue

>>2582973 man why do people pay for this shit

>>2582973
what year was this? I would quit arts college if I were you tbqh. Otherwise you really need to step your game up, by a lot.

>>2582997
First year second semester. Haven't been in school for about a year because I felt like I had no chance professionally. It was a Uni tho, not just an art school.

>>2583003
I'm about where you are in terms of age. It really depends on how dedicated to wanting to draw well you are, but you have to understand that you're competing with people who practiced trained their whole lives and you need to work a lot harder if you want to make it in art. Also uni art classes are more for just casual drawers, should transfer to an art college if you want a job in the arts.
You don't seem dedicated enough to excel from where you are currently, so you probably should focus on something not drawing but don't let that stop you from taking drawing classes as electives and practicing when you feel like it.

>>2583019
this is me, my major is construction management but im tossing in drawing courses as well for fun

>>2582973
>Should I continue my studies, or am I too mediocre and should just try something more lucrative?

It looks like you're just getting started though. Not nearly enough progress yet to see if you should continue or not.

Some of the things in your drawing could be corrected with just a few lessons. I'm wondering why your teachers didn't pick up on it and bother correcting you. Very minor techniques that could make your drawing a lot better if you were taught them.

>uni art classes are more for just casual drawers, should transfer to an art college if you want a job in the arts.
Agreed. I have some experience with Uni art classes. The teachers don't expect anybody in their class to be serious, so they don't teach seriously. Are you at least speaking with your teachers asking them to critique your work?

>more lucrative
I don't know if arts exactly your field if you want to make a lot of money. For now, don't focus on drawing as a career. Instead just try to see how much you can improve.

>>2582973
No matter what you do, You should continue studies. Even the best artists continue thier studies

>>2583003
>>2583019
your just too lazy m8 if you real love art do it ...
in my experience in collage their are people who do no practice at all, they will just draw if their teacher tell them to draw
>Haven't practiced in months because I feel like there's no point.
what that giving up ... dont give up your lucky that you got to go to college ..
you will have more luck getting a job

>GIT GUD M8