Many people stop drawing because they think they're no good. Amazing artists like Jon Kirby and Chuck Jones weren't how they are when they started, they were just like you.
I've devised an exercise you can perform to improve your art skills. To some people this may look like plagiarism, but it's just meant to give you a head start in creating your own original art.
1. Find an artwork you like. I'm going to use this back to the future the game concept art
Now I'm going to trace it
link to image: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=559575737415686&set=a.559575620749031.1073741825.100000897943495&type=3&theater
After you trace it, draw the image again, but this time trace less. (I only traced the eyes, nose, eyebrows and body) link: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=559575690749024&set=a.559575620749031.1073741825.100000897943495&type=3&theater
Now try to draw it without any tracing. Changing it is encouraged. link: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=559575710749022&set=a.559575620749031.1073741825.100000897943495&type=3&theater
Even if your art doesn't come out looking as good as the source material it's a start.
Challenge: draw the image from scratch, but add something to it and draw it in a different style. (the face is a bit different. added lower body) link:http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=559575774082349&set=a.559575620749031.1073741825.100000897943495&type=3&theater
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