You want to be good at something you love? Practice, practice, practice. Start drawing. Don't think about how good it is, how bad it is...Anatomy, muscles, and all that can be learned eventually. As long as you don't stop drawing. Your imagination is where you need to invest your time here. Read books, watch films, go outside and draw plants, trees, portraits, buildings, everything. No limit means endless possibilities. Make sure that you always draw something everyday, no matter what happens. Consistency is the key.
Yeah but where should i start at? Anatomy, perspective,gesture drawing,proportion sometimes i satisfy with my drawing sometimes i can't even draw a straight line
One of the early mistakes we artists do is to try learning everything at once. Not a good idea. You get exhausted easily and feel disappointed. That's why I suggested drawing anything that you want to draw as imagination being the limit. And sometimes, you get stuck. Sometimes it’s artblock. Sometimes, you feel like you need more imagination. Then, take a break. Go out - Look at nature, Read Books - Imagination flourishes here, and you get more and more things to draw. Or imagine you saw something cool and you want to copy that. Do it, but don't try for perfection. Try to get as much as you can to match the basics of what you saw. It helps your eye to catch things that you haven't seen before. Observe everything. Every detail. Observe, Practice. EVERY SINGLE DAY. Leads to perfection. If you do this, eventually, little by little, you will get comfortable with drawing anything that you have in your head - it takes time - but you can do this. If you need a start to anchor yourself, start with poses. How do we get a strong pose, what is balance in a pose, what's arc, what's arc in a pose? Find those answers. And little by little your art gets more refined and your eyes picks up more and more details. And remember - all of these take time. Allow yourself to take as much time as you need. Breathe. Enjoy this Journey. Don't rush art. And again, practice, practice, practice. Observe, observe, observe. Even if you think the art is not improving, don't stop. Keep trying. And hey - You can do this.