Are you drawing with your mouse? If so, that's you're first problem. Using a mouse is clunky, awkward, and less accurate to your actually movements as compared to say a stylus on a touch bad. Also, start with simple things if you actually want to get good at drawing. And draw [i]realistic[/i] things to practice. Draw a fruit, a can, a mug, etc. Just pencil free handing can make you a very good drawer. Also, keep mind to proportions, so like if you're drawing a face, understand how big the eyes will be in comparison to the rest of the face, and understand the concept of realism in art. Of course, you can get away with drawing fantasy objects all you want, but until you start attempting to learn to draw realistically, you're doing yourself a disservice. Other than being able to draw lines in the right places, drawing has many elements that come together to make a "good" drawing. Shading, stroking, composition, proportions, etc. Not to be a dick, but coming on here and attention whore about a purposely bad drawing isn't going to help you out.