>>1157024
Yes, but if you're willing to learn, a random guy on discord that actually can review your shit and give you the technical explanation of the mistakes, can save you years of doing it wrong.
If you're poor.
My advice would be this.
Spend 1-2 months reading the most books you can of drawing, of music.
Learning theory will give you easily a starting point over doing it completelly without a clue.
After this, make a list of the things you need to master.
In music it will be like melody, bass, drum kit, counter melody, bass, mixing, vocals, etc.
The first thing would be to just spent 2 weeks only focused on a single goal.
Like 1 week only making melodies after melodies.
Aim for something like 500 drawings or short compositions.
The key is to get your brain to develop the intuition.
The only way is to brute force that shit.
Focus on spending 1 hour per attempt, or even 30 minutes.
Aim for 200 attempts at minium, in something like 2 weeks.
After that, focus on a bigger skill, like do secondary pass, doing chord progressions and test the circle of fifths, or draw something more complex than cubes and spheres and cones in diferent positions.
The idea is to progress similarly to how you progress in a bodyweight routine.
Look up how to progress in calisthenics for an idea of a workout to improve.