I would pay but I'm not in the right position to do so rn, so I don't have any idea about prices and all that jazz.

i think it'd be better if you tried having some examples and references for us to get a feel for the value in which your art should be priced at. asking if "people would be interested" period feels a bit empty in of itself after all. i'm sure most folk would love to, but it comes down to cost and efficiency like anything else in the art world

Why is Steve Jobs and his clone crushing you.

I can't purchase a commission rn, but if u advertise them enough and post enough u should be able to get at least SOME commissions.
make sure to make prices with an hourly rate in mind instead of whatever u think people will pay u. Whatever min. wage is in ur area i generally increase it by a dollar or two unless u live in an area w very low min. wage.
min. wage here is increasing to 15$ an hour next year, so I charge about that now and will keep that line there bc I'm happy w it, as I don't plan to rely on art as a regular income during uni (unless I become an oddly popular furry artist, suddenly.)
i forgot what else I was gonna say cuz I got distracted and started working on a design for myself... If i remember ill come back to this

it's hard to get useful answers to this kind of question because people (with the best intentions) aren't always the best judges of whether they'd buy in practice or what they'd pay.

the best way to find out is just to open up for a few slots at a reasonable price and give it a go. 'reasonable' being somewhere between what artists doing similar work to you charge, and what kind of hourly rate you'd be happy accepting. (i agree with speedcore that you should not be asking less than a living wage! even if you're not doing that much of it. imo making art is a skilled trade and is worth more than that, but that's what the market is like.)

good luck!

I would! I’m not sure how much I’d estimate the cost of a commission, but I know I’d commission you.