When I said I'm going to make a webcomic of the Draco Bros., I changed my mind. Since I now have a full-time job, I think it's improbable to complete a stage of drawing a comic in a day. So I decided to write my story instead because it's easy for me to take a break and get back where I started than stop in the middle of a drawing. I'll be doing it until I retire from work and become a full-time comic artist until it gets an animated series. I will still draw but only on Saturday afternoon. It'll only be concepts of my story or what I'm in the mood for. Will drawing requests be open? Yes, but it's friends only. No, I won't be your friend. You got to earn it.
If you think it's probable to make a comic with an off-topic, full-time job, convince me. Tell me your experience and what you have to sacrifice, like having less sleep, a part-time job, isolated socialism, etc.
I thought of using Ko-Fi or Patreon. But when's the perfect time to use them? Have at least five-hundred followers? Also, to many writers who use Patreon: what rewards do you give your patrons?