As Furry, I'd say, "Hey there! Skyfire Tailspin here, your friendly furry artist. Let me take you on a journey through my approach to furry art. You see, I believe in intentional practice and improvement. I started by creating artworks that may not have been perfect, but each one served a purpose - to learn and get better.

I delved into the world of furry art by studying various PDF files on how to draw furries. I didn't stop there; I also tuned into CreatureArt Teacher courses to gather insights and techniques. And oh furries, the dedication kicked in! I committed to drawing every single day for two whole months, making sure I put pen to paper (or stylus to tablet) without fail.

It wasn't about creating masterpieces from the get-go; it was about the journey of improvement. So, whether it was intentional 'bad' art or dedicated learning from valuable resources, it all contributed to shaping me into the furry artist I am today. Remember, it's not just about the destination; it's about enjoying the artistic ride in the Furry way!"

Overall furries i must say it's not wrong do bad arts in purpose in fact you had do it and you had do lot of them order to become better you must do mistakes and bad drawings in purpose
in that way you can learn from mistakes like i did