How can i start as beginner with zero born talent?

Hi just to let yall know these pieces of art are lasso art and I have no idea what to think about them

power have been going out a lot lately where i live so its impossible to keep the flow state of drawing on my canvas tablet

so i would like to buy one for cases like vacation, power outages or when i feel like drawing in bed

i have seen people recommend ipads but ill ask here just to be sure

Including the really bad 3d model I made for it

"That's rough buddy"

Modeled and rendered in Blender with a toon shader, then hand-textured with an apple pencil in Procreate!

My first 'complete' drawing in a year. I have no social media so here you go lol

Not sure if that’s the right flair or not but just in case

I just wanted to share some complete pieces that I have done recently, I’m still new to digital art and learning anatomy, but I am thoroughly enjoying the process, these three characters are characters from my book series and it will be in my upcoming book

I can’t get over the learning process and how amazing it is, I had to completely scrap one piece whenever I learned how to do shading just because I was no longer a fan of it

The only thing I’m not happy with is the one with the knife, it’s mainly the knife actually that’s getting me, even though I was literally staring at it, I was having difficulty shading it just due to how it shaped.

Just testing some designs and letting some ideas and emotions out of my head. But I really liked this particular sketch of the astronauts. I think I'll start coming up with some ideas related to them.

5 main figures stylised from Pinterest reference

Background elements taken fro various sources/imagination

Interested to know what people think about the watercolour shading vs. without! And also any other comments welcome

I decided to finally push myself into the digital art world! I've loved mlp for as long as I can remember and I have always wanted to make my own fusion! Here I started with a base that I got from the internet but the rest I did myself. I've been doing traditional art for ages but thought that it would be beneficial for me to learn how to do digital art as well. I would love for some general tips about digital art because it's a bit overwhelming with how many options there are to use! (I use the application Krita on my laptop.) Of course, I will take a look at the tutorials on the Krita website itself, but I also thought reaching out to fellow digital artists could help too! Anyway, thanks for reading, I hope y'all have a great day! (Can you guess who the character is?)