Is focusing on AI worth it?

Well, everyone is using AI now, but knowing how to use it well and for your purpose is a skillset of it's own. So, if you hone it and make really awesome art/content then there's a lot of money to be made. You gotta push for more than just the basics.

Rawspele said:

try selling on etsy and offer your skills.

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Hey bro when i was younger i tried this but country wasnt eligable for the store, you know where i can buy an account?

Pleksa said:

Hey bro when i was younger i tried this but country wasnt eligable for the store, you know where i can buy an account?

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Check out the marketplace on bhw or find something similar to etsy.

Sounds like you're on a solid path already, you're experimenting, learning from what doesn’t work, and staying consistent, which is huge.
Well from my personal experience (did something similar in the past) you should try turning your slides into short video stories with some music or quick captions as it will help boost engagement on TikTok.
Pinterest is perfect for AI art and Instagram/X are definitely good additions. Skool is really a smart choice, but don't rush for monetization, focus first on building value
Anyway if someone with mid content is making $2k/month, that’s motivation, not discouragement, you can make more for sure. You're already thinking bigger, keep going!

You could actually do that. But also, why not also focus on your trad art. This is just for me, but I think, especially with the saturation of AI content, people would want to see trad art in the mix.

The AI is as smart as it is dumb. You can do a complex task with it in a minute, or you can do the simplest task for an hour. It all depends on what it has in its database for your question. And if it is in the database, it means that someone else already has it and it will look like plagiarism.

Yes, AI is powerful. The future will belong to those who know how to use it.

ye ai niche is good rn, know guy who having 5k usd per month just from patreon because fomo millenials buying his crappy stuff, which they could google after 5 min of research.