Why do I have no motivation to draw anymore?

You can’t draw anymore because you took a (long) break from drawing, you practiced too little or wrong and may have neglected the basics. To combat this you can start drawing daily again, practice more/better and revisit the basics.

How can I regain my creative motivation?

10 Ways Artists Can Get Motivated—And Stay Motivated

1. Schedule Short, Focused Work Periods.
2. Seek Input From Others.
3. Create Space in Your Schedule for Your Craft.
4. Revisit Your Favorite Artists.
5. Share Your Creative Process.
6. Read Art Quotes Daily.
7. Incorporate Inspirational Wall Decor in Your Space.
8. Make Money With Your Art.

How to motivate yourself to draw?

Setting aside the time, picking up a place to draw is an essential step to motivate yourself for drawing. Second comes the preparation, and last comes the reward. On completion of these three steps, you can feel the good vibes along with all the distresses dwindle away.

Why can’t I motivate myself?

Of all the reasons responsible for why you might be lacking in the motivation department, this first one is by far the most common: Either you don’t know what you want, or there’s a lack of clarity about what you want. Whenever I do goal-setting workshops with people or with organizations, one of the first questions I ask is, “What do you want?”

What do you do when you have no motivation to work?

When you have no motivation to complete a task (or even start one), consider the possible reasons why you’re struggling. Then, develop a plan to help motivate yourself to get going. Keep in mind that not every strategy works for everyone—or in every situation.

How do you know if you have a lack of motivation?

You’re not in control of your physiology. You’ve made “lack of motivation” part of your identity. You’re not aiming high enough. You’re overwhelmed. You’re prone to procrastination. You’re not being specific enough to spur motivation. You’re seeking motivation where you should be seeking habits.