If you say yourself that you feel not comfortable with your skill level, Seb, then it might not be a good idea to go for commissions. Making your hobby into a service does require a bunch of preparations and dedication. Afterall, people would become your customers and for thiose you'd need a proper sheet showcasing the offered levels of offers with examples as well as your terms for it all.

If you mean with selling drawings the same as making art prints and selling those, you'd probably first have to develop an audience or find a sponsor who would rate and set prices for your works. But working with such people would also likely mean that you'd have to reach a certain intervall of new works added to your gallery specifically dictated by your sponsor.

You need to know yourself if you are up to selling your artistic freedom for a possible income.

Honnestly I don't think I'm ready for this neither.

I'm a bit worried about irl problems right now, and it could be another source of stress. So maybe later, when I will be confident about my skill level. (I have never been confortable about my skills level, and I'm always worried about anything. One of my main problems)

Thank you for your opinion. When I've posted this jounal, I was not really convinced about this idea

If trying to appeal to somebody else's demands is giving you anxiety, it sure seems not like a good idea for the time being. What might help would likely either be you getting tutored by somebody or studying more about arts on your own for some while yet.

Ah, I'm always happy to help. I say personally that you sure have ideas and enthusiasm, Seb, and such things sure are from what artistic abilities do grow from. You already made some people very happy, I'm sure of. I at least would consider myself lucky if I were one of the people that you generously shared your efforts with. And if anything, what you do should mostly bring you more joy first rather than stress, so simply draw the characters and ideas that will bring you the most of joy. ^_^