>>9343688I spent probably the last 5 or 6 years trying to do that. I finally came to the conclusion that it's more or less impossible for me. Every job I've ever been able to find has been an all-or-nothing sort of scenario. Even if I specifically go for something part-time so I still have time to work on art I always end up getting forced by my employers into going fulltime and working massive amounts of overtime. By the time you get home you're so worn out you never end up touching art again. Even though I'm making superficial stuff now it's better than being worn out all the time and making nothing. Sometimes I'm at least able to sneak in little bits of more meaningful stuff into my art. Gotta trojan horse that stuff in there or the normies will turn their noses up at it.
