does ur art look like toddler scribbeles , dw i got your back , working as a solo dev i discovered these tricks to get your art to look decent without artistic skills
<a href="https://dev.to/blacckmangoo/make-beautiful-art-for-your-game-even-if-you-suck-at-it-dg" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://dev.to/blacckmangoo/make-beautiful-art-for-your-game-even-if-you-suck-at-it-dg</a>

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Discover tricks to create decent game art without having artistic skills, shared by a solo game developer. Learn methods to enhance your game's visuals even if you're not naturally talented in art.

How to make art for your game  even if you Suck at it

Hi! Personally I clicked onto your article because I want to improve on making art for my own games but sadly didn’t like the writing format of the article. I found it difficult to read.
I headed over to your “Does certainty exist?” article though and oh my gosh that was just like brain food. Thanks for writing that - it’s a wicked post! It felt like the equivalent of watching an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation for me :P Do you know where to get more thought provoking content like this?

you can use AI like with that comic?

I just draw a bunch of shapes and call it abstract art for my game with excessive glow.
Totally works guys. 🙃

“How to make beautiful art” and yet, most tips are not related to the art itself. The title is misleading. I was expecting some tricks for the art itself and not just “use shaders” or “slap textures on everything”.

Is the article supposed to be incorrectly numbered ?
<ol>
<li>Mindset</li>
<li>Rely on Game Details</li>
<li>Illusion of Detail</li>
<li>Colour theory ?</li>
</ol>
or is this a subtletrap to get people to re read &lt;grin&gt;
Either way I read the article as another designer who struggles with Art.
From the article I can condense the suggestion 
Pick a style that works for your art level.
Or to put it another way.
Done is better than pefect.