/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>661888
>You don't need to commission a fully rigged Live2D model to be a vtuber. A simple png avatar can be enough to get started.
Well said, anon.
Also consider vroid studio, a bunch indies start by customizing the base models from Vroid - and I don't mean lots of customization, for a lot it consist of changing colors, maybe customizing hairstyle and puttin some print on the hoodie texture until they can afford something better.
You may try following some youtube tutorials and gear your avatar towards the direction you kinda want, and later get an artist to make a proper Live2d or 3d model that fits your vision better.
Pic related - evolution of a vtuber with a just-do-it-mentality.