Yes and no, I feel. Confidence is just one of the many emotions that can make your art "good". Same with happiness, sadness, apathy, grief, elation; any variety of emotion, so long as you render it into your art, can make that art more powerful. Drawing to cope or express has the potential to be equally as, if not more so, compelling and meaningful than drawing with a confident, steady hand. Perhaps it wouldn't be as technically correct, or have the same fidelity to your style, but it can still be good.
Now, I realize that's splitting hairs a little bit. If you are in an objectively positive/neutral state, and go into a piece of work with confidence in yourself, that piece with undoubtedly come out better. And even if you're not in a positive state and you go into a piece feeling confident, it could still come out better than had you not been. Confidence definitely does play a role in the quality of your art, but by no stretch of the imagination is it limited or defined by it.

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