>>127871
And doing it for a larp is money.
>>127875
I have no experience with it, but everything I'd heard about it was that it is a horrifying, soul-crushing way to earn a living. Not only do you never know where your next commission, and therefore your next meal and next rent payment are coming from, but you also have to take requests.
I have spoken with artists, or at least they said they were artists ("on the Internet no one knows you're a dog," amirite?) who said they poured their hearts into creating cute characters and giving them background and lore. And then they would get an email from someone who wanted a picture of one of them getting gang-respectd then tortured and vored by eleven obscure Harry Potter characters plus a self-insert wearing a gimp mask. If you want to pay the rent this month you can't be picky about what you will or won't do. He said it all disgusted him so much that he went back to washing dishes at the Sizzler. Your mileage may vary, of course.
>>127879
>I think they lose their passion for art as it goes from a simple fun hobby to their 9-5.
Ding ding ding!