Fighting Burnout and Keeping Up With Peers (Patreon)

Having to transport my sick stepdad a lot is making working on anything difficult at this time.

I'm still working on stuff! But it is becoming unrealistic to pump out an entire 10 page comic in just one month, while also working on a dozen commissions (some of which are comics themselves).

So, I need some advice or suggestions here.

The $1-$5 tiers are staying the same.
One pinup a month, with the ability to make suggestions and vote on stuff.

It's those of you in the $7-$10 tiers, or those of you interested in those tiers, I need opinions from.

-You will still have full access to the published pay comics I make. That isn't changing.

-You will also still get to see every page for said pay comics as I work on them

-But what should I do to make your MONTHLY charges worthwhile to you?

As I said, work on pay comics is going to slow, due to family obligations.
But I should do something for you all on at LEAST a once a month basis that makes your expenditures worth it.

One idea I have is something my other TF/TG artist peers do (RushEloc, TFMistress, etc.), and that is make short, single page transformation sequences for you all once a month.

The pages would eventually get released to the public, at a much LOWER resolution, a whole three months AFTER you get exclusive access to seeing them.
On top of that, you will also get to see sketched, inked, and textless versions of the pages when I post them.

To make the $10 tiers appealing, I'll set it up so that you all get to suggest what the transformations can be themed around.
Then both the $7 and $10 tiers get to vote on what was suggested, and see the result three months before anyone else.
You will ALSO still get to vote on pay comic plots when I get around to those.