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>>780441
To be honest, anon, you could probably get an entry level position with ease doing this level of work. With some experience you could find yourself in a senior position within 5 years. You seem to have a better eye than most people who are just starting out (and certainly much better than my first several years of models). I'm a senior at a large studio now, where the gaps in my skills are less of a weakness and less apparent, and I make over 6 figures (with overtime factored in). If there are studios in your city, get a few more sculpts under your belt -- the more diverse the better (sci fi, nature, anything you can think of really) and apply. If there aren't, you could still apply, but you're less likely to be accepted unless you commit to covering the costs of a big move yourself.

Whether or not you want to work in any of the industries open to you with this skillset is another issue. Advertising, Film, Games and Porn all have their positives and negatives -- and larger and smaller companies (or freelancing) will have completely different problems, too. If you like doing the work go for it, but if you don't it'll end up the same as working any other job within; 4 years it will be just another grind and you'll be completely burnt out by the 10 year mark. If you can see that happening to you but still want to do it, just go work whatever job pays more so you can take more time off when you hate it.