>tfw want to be an artist that does concept art and illustration

draw furry porn but don't ever upload it anywhere

>>18337616
You'll make more money drawing commissioned porn for degenerates than you ever will drawing the video game industry, because you will never make a single god damn dollar working in that industry. It's a "dream job" meaning that people work in the industry for free, or damn close to it.

>>18337637
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P40_kd-mS8

>>18337637
Not true.

OP you can do both. Anonimity is a great thing. Lending names dor bank accounts is also another great thing

Ask a friend to lend a name (and I imagine you have at least one close friend who would have no problem lending his/her name to you over nothing, no big problem), if you need to make bank transactions for those furry bitches. Then, you pay your taxes over your own money

That's all bud, be smart, do whatever you want to do.


But I'd recommend not doing concept art, do illustration instead. Get a niche, and I mean. Get your YOUR niche.

There is always work in the art industry, but there are many art industries too oh boi

>>18337644
>should i try to get drafted to the NFL or apply for a job at Dick's Sporting Goods?

Which is more realistic for a random guy who doesn't even post his portfolio on here?

>>18337666
I'm not going to post my art here, it would defeat the purpose

>>18337655
>but there are many art industries too oh boi

elaborate?

>>18337616
Dude, stop. You either want to be a concept artist, an illustrator or a 3D artist. People specialize in the industry. You'll find such job offers as "lighting artist" etc. And you think you can just cover 3 gigantic fields, people have to study years and years for?

>>18338185
A lot of the skills are transferrable between the three. So yes.

>>18337616
Concept art. The furry fanbase is still seen as vapid and trashy and you should not want your name linked to it at this point in time. If you want to run a patreon porn thing you could make decent cash assuming you have a few thousand followers already. Just realize the more furry stuff you draw the less that you can put in a portfolio/show people close to you. The most important thing I think is to allocate your time wisely when it comes to projects.

>>18338187
You're wrong, dude. It's a hard field to get into in the first place - intensely competitive. You MIGHT be able to land a job where you get to do both concept art and illustration, but don't count on it. No, seriously - don't count on it.

Doing either of those and also doing 3D stuff is a fantasy.

I'm not trying to be discouraging, but it's just not gonna happen. You're going to have to choose, and then specialize.

>>18338224
What makes you so sure? I need proofs not opinions