NezuPanda

First you need to understand where this issue came from. Why am I getting stuck at this?
At many times, it’s our own minds doing. When I get stuck on an artwork, it’s usually during a bad day/week or even month. Unaware, I start telling myself that I can’t do it, that it isn't good enough, I’ve done better, it sucks, no one will like this. The longer you tell this to yourself, the more you’ll start to believe it. It often ends with giving up. But that’s not what we want, is it!? Why give up on something you like to do? Art is art, it’s an expression, it's a part of you, something only you can do for yourself and no one else.

Even so, also I can get stuck at times. It happens a lot actually, usual when I’m halfway on an artwork. I hit this wall where I start to doubt myself, is it good enough? Especially when working on a commission, it even adds up more pressure, because someone is waiting very eagerly for an amazing masterpiece. I can’t just give up on them, so what do I do?

There are several ways on how I personally deal with this. 
One of them is to give it some time. It didn’t work out today? Try again tomorrow. Take some time away from the artwork/screen, do something to relax or go outside. The next day (or even some days later), you’ll look at the same artwork with a whole new and rested mindset, ready to break that wall and continue.

It also works to let it sink for a bit, and start working on a different art piece. Don’t stuck up with one artwork at once. After seeing it for too long, you’ll not notice mistakes you might hate later on. Give it some time, look at it again after a fresh start and continue. I try to work with at least two different artworks at once. One day I’ll feel more into working on artwork 1, while other days I feel like I’m stuck, but having a great go on artwork 2.

Something that also helps me out a lot, is to go out on the net, and start looking at the art of others. I start to look at timelapse videos and allow myself to get inspired again. Lack of inspiration can be a great problem to deal with. I just need to warm up again, and my fuel is by watching how others were drawing. This is one of the reasons why I started creating timelapse videos. Not only for you all, but also for myself. To look back at what I did, and regain my confidence that I can do it!

Now everyone has their own ways of dealing with their struggles. Maybe mine helped you out a bit, or maybe not. Do you have another way to deal with art struggles? Do let us know in the comments!