I am mostly inspired by movies or any kind of film that I enjoy, and like drawing my own versions of characters in them. I like recreating the characters or drawing any aspects in the film to just show my love for the movie or show and to spark my creativity. I really want to learn how to draw non-realistic characters and more animated style drawings because that would be super fun to learn. Though I do want to learn this is also really enjoy drawing in realism. I want to improve my skills on drawing people and faces and I want to learn how to shade better with lines. I think I also need to work on proportions on human faces too and I hope to learn how to make portraits better. This is the same for more animated style drawings and realistic ones too. Some challenges I've faced with this is that I use inspiration pictures and try to make every face feature look identical to the picture that I forget about where the features go on the face. This is the same for when I'm drawing a person I focus on making each part look perfect and not make them proportionate. I think what I can do to overcome this challenge is to not make my portraits identical to any inspiration picture I use and go with the flow and be okay with it not looking the same but at least having the proportions right. I usually handle feedback by changing whatever wasn’t right on my drawing to make it the best it can be, and I will trust my peers and especially my teacher to help me fix anything and improve my work.