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There's art, and there's really bad art. I don't think there's any unyielding concepts or rules to creating AWESOME art, so it doesn't even make sense to disect one's works to the core basics and determine what logically makes the piece appeal to me on a structural level.
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No. There's actual concepts and rules as to what makes stuff awesome, really. Not saying there's no accounting for taste, but lots of artists use a lot of common techniques to get stuff to look dynamic and interesting. And you can learn that stuff, by really paying close attention to art you like, and dissasembling the pieces until you understand each one of them.
And I'm sorry to break it to you, but your 'awareness' of art will always be more advanced than your technical skill, and you'll never be completely happy with how you draw, and frustration will never go away. So deal with it.
You just might have to draw hands and tissue boxes for the next 10 years until you're good enough to do other stuff. I know I did.