>>18759212As an artist myself, I can tell you that working in the industry is based on how fast and how cheap you can deliver content. No matter what it is, you have to be able to have stuff ready based on a rigorous schedule and be okay getting paid based on the lowest bidder. There's tons of better jobs that are less stressful and pay more (like working at your local grocery store or McDonalds) than any kind of artistic career. It's better to just do commissions/patreaons at your own pace than getting into the industrt.
