Anyway like the title says I need money to buy parts of bricklink.
I don’t have much to offer you in return. I commission you a drawing of whatever you like, although it would be done on paper and I have no way if scanning it -_.
If you have any suggestions for what you want me to do let me know.
My PayPal account is rougegamer75@gmail.com
( yes I am aware I spelt rogue wrong, but I was very young so blame young me)
I mean, I don’t want to sound mean, but the way that you explained that (while, as you said, not particularly alluring) was a little funny, so I’ll consider a commission if:
A. You can scan something. If you have access to a public library or a school building on a consistent basis, you can probably sort this one out.
B. You’re able to show me a few examples of your art. This should help me to discern what sort of subject matter I’d like to see as well.
I do empathize with you, man; I legitimately do, and I’ve been here before. (Although I solved it by getting a job.) However, the scanner is pretty important if I’m going to pay actual money for it. Hope that that’s understandable.
I will be starting a job despite faculty starting in October for similar reasons. Better find a more flexible job where can go to classes while also doing the job. It doesnt need to be a full time job. Just start with something small and go from there.
Well you might want to wait until the holidays or the Summer then, or you could try selling some old stuff on eBay. Can’t say I can give any other kind of advice.
I do want to explicitly mention this, as some points here are really crucial for your situation. (Despite the fact that they might seem kinda self-explanatory)
Any sort of personal spending money that you’ll have on hand will probably be few and far between for a while, but if you’re able to get a part-time deal that will bring in some cash, then that’ll likely help you out in a selection of ways that go past money. I love having something to do, all the time; it isn’t exactly for everyone, but it can be a sure shot for some.
Even an odd job or two might get you closer to where you want to be; such commitments are solid for building toward actual jobs that might take a little more time and skill. Just a little advice, and it’s nothing special; however, it may help ya out. Bringing any sort of work experience to the table can do a bit. Quick words from me, but it’s pretty much guaranteed.