You doubt you have any talent

Let us look honestly at this word talent, because it discourages far more makers than it should. Talent is mostly practiced skill, not a gift you were born with — the makers who seem naturally gifted are almost always those who practiced long and hard, their apparent ease the product of effort you did not see, so the question is not whether you were born with a gift but whether you will do the practice that builds skill. You cannot judge your talent from the beginner's vantage — you are judging from the worst possible place, the beginning where everyone's work is clumsy and no one's potential is visible, so to pronounce yourself talentless now is to judge a seed by its first sprout. And care and attention matter more than talent — the maker who attends closely and genuinely cares will make better things than the more gifted person who does not bother to look, and these are ways of engaging you can choose, entirely within your power to give. Bring the practice, and bring the care. What makes you feel you lack the gift?