But that's unoriginal and feels like that doesn't help. I don't know, I just want my drawings to stick out or at least look different enough
I guess I'm just annoyed because my art just disappoints me
If I come to a point where I don't like to draw, I feel like I'll have no passion, and that matters to me
One creative type to another, though mine is music, I find for writing blocks or creative ruts is to power through and finish something, anything. Even if it's not your best work.
The feeling of actually finishing something actually gets your creative juices flowing again.
Barring that, learning a new style outside of your comfort zone helps keep you motivated to perfect your craft. For example, my specialty's metal music, but I'm learning gypsy jazz because it's challenging me in other ways.
Just my two cents.
Cheers!
Edit: I am aware we creative types can be our own worst critics, but this is meant more as to point out that creative ruts are only temporary, and often just powering through it allows you to get the most mileage out of your most creative times. Even if you finish something you aren't 100% satisfied with, you can always go back, revise, and fix it until you are satisfied.
Problem with music, unlike with drawing, painting, or visual arts, is that we make like 50 versions of one song before we say, "Screw it, it's done." I guess that's where the advice differs, but still, hope this helps you out.