Ayla Moonie 🌙☔️ WAIFU WEATHER

So there's this thing that I think a lot of artists, myself included, get tripped up on often. The idea that someone with higher visibility or more followers makes them a better artist than you. It doesn't. Try not to let it diminish how you view your art or your worth. I still have a hard time reconciling with the fact that I do have high visibility, but I'm by far *not* the best artist nor do I think I'm better than other people. I may have loads of experience and know my way around topology, but that's kind of it. I still consider myself a student and probably will until the day I'm dust. I have loads to learn and pushing myself to be better than I was yesterday is my primary driving force. It's not always a bad thing to think of your art as not good enough, but try to frame it in other ways: "I have so much more I can learn and that means more room for possibility!". Artistic and personal growth is a never ending endeavor and while it can be daunting, it's also full of hope if you allow it. In summary: Don't let the accomplishments of others discourage your own journey to get where they are.