Well it'd be someone dishonest of me to try and offer advice in the way of 'how to think logically about perfectionism' when I myself steadfastly refuse to follow all of that advice. But one thing that's certainly true is that I'm ranting and venting and melting down about my own art and mistakes all the time, and my friends and followers think I'm a crazy asshole and more or less view me as a tragedy case that must be carefully tiptoe'd around and maybe one day saved.

What I can say, which you probably already know, is that nobody is thinking an eighth as hard about those imperfections as you are. Knowing this information won't stop the behavior of course but it does provide some important context for reminding yourself what specifically you're fretting over. More than anything, mistakes mostly bother you, and you'll be bothered whether or not you post it, so you might as well post it and see what happens. Because the fact is, the rule of art is that whatever half-assed thing you honked out in 40 minutes is what everyone will turn out to love and a passion project you've been planning for months or even years will enjoy modest golf applause while they eagerly await more of the first, stupid thing.

So, it's such an unknowable metric, that is, what they'll think is good or bad, that you can't possibly prepare for it. You're better off just throwing as much out there as possible. You'll occasionally look back in a year or so and be horrified you ever shared it but the thing is, that feeling never goes away no matter how much better you get, so there's no use trying to avoid it.

And also, your art seems pretty solid, to me.

Yea that's been my go to rationalization for a while, even if it's far easier said than done. Although, it is nice to hear it from somebody else, like it gives it much more weight than just saying it to myself over and over again, so thank you very much for that. I suppose it's just one of those things you have to push through as an artist or else it devours you whole.

Also, thank you for the compliment! I really like your art style too! (especially the way you draw rats) :3

Thanks, despite the 'squirrel' in my name, rats sort of became my signature species. Rats n' lops, I reckon.