First answer would be to make a living off of my writing hobby but real talk (leans in closer) I'd die happy if someone made some fanart of my monster boys. I have a mighty need to see them in a visual medium.
As an artist - I want my series to be adapted for TV and be able to work as a writer and/or producer on projects.
Once I'm more established. I want to open a charity that does as much good as it possibly can do. Like I have an idea for a community center that would offer adult learning, career counseling, mental health services, even employ a handful of teachers to tutor kids and help them graduate early if they'd like. Around Christmas time, my charity would also do a Secret Santa program to keep spreading the good. (Like the East Idaho News Secret Santa videos on YouTube. Watch them and prepare to sob.)
I want to be the very best,
Like no one ever was.
To catch them is my real test,
To train them is my cause!
I will travel across the land,
Searching far and wide.
Each Pokemon to understand
The power that's inside!
Pokemon!
Gotta catch em' all!
To be able to make a living from my comic so I don't have to work as a janitor my whole life. Got a long way to go.
Aw that sounds really nice! 
Good luck with the charity, I really hope you get the opportunity to open it!
@nathanKmcwilliams I’m sure you’ll make it someday! I’ll be rooting for you!
I want my comic to get really popular, and eventually get a physical book release. A BBC TV series of Realmwalker would be a dream come true. Most of all, I want to inspire people, and make them happy
In probably the most self-centered sounding way possible, I totally fall into the "moderate internet fame" category 
I don't anticipate ever reaching a point where I could live from only doing art/comics, nor do I really care about that so much (I'm deeply grateful for the side-income it brings in though!) But I would love to build up to a relatively large following like some of the artists and authors that I most admire and have their level of interaction with fans across many platforms~
Art and comics are a hobby for me, so my primary short term and persistent goals focus mostly around having fun and skill building. But I see accumulating a large following over time as proof that not only are those skills being built up effectively, but also that lots of people are enjoying my work, and so that's the long term goal 
I want to wake up one day and see that my book exploded. Reads and subs are pouring in, it is trending and popular, and the whole nine yards.
My modest dream is 50K reads. On anything, anywhere. Just 50K reads, I know it’s pittance, but I can’t get it no alter how hard I work and what I try. And I want it.
@Rhonder @domisotto Same here, I want the views on my work to skyrocket someday
I just want to be remembered and to have things that I've put my all into be liked. I want the hard work I put into this be seen, but I want to achieve it with nothing but hard work. And, being super selfish, I'd like to see fan art of my works. I'd like to know what I put out into the world can at least reach one person.
Obviously I'd love to have a career in arts and design and I'm currently working on that, while balancing everything else. I'd like to keep my autonomy and work on things were I can say "If it were anyone else, it would not be remotely close to what it is now." To escape that cog-in-the-machine sort of workflow.
To leave behind something that's unmistakably me. To have that very thing live beyond me and hopefully inspire, entertain, challenge or be noticed by someone out there. And if that person can say, even a little bit, that my work was an influence or inspiration, I would die happy.
Also to finish what I start. That's a good first step.
Modest dream:
I'd love to be able to make a modest living telling and drawing stories I want to read. I actually don't mind working my current job - it's a nice change of pace (I'm an introvert, but I do need socialization, and my work has some awesome coworkers I consider friends) and in the summer when I was laid off I actually kind of went batty. My dream would be to make 60% of my necessary income from art and writing and 40% from my current job, which has many part-time and auxiliary options. I'd also love to teach art and creative writing classes in community centers or summer programs. An older friend of mine basically lives this life and it sounds kinda perfect, peaceful and actually quite achievable.
I've kind of already started on this dream - I downgraded my hours to 20/week (just enough to keep medical coverage and sick pay and just enough pay to survive on) so now I can focus on first recovering my health, then writing and building my art business.
Pie in the sky dream:
I'd love to see a TV show made of my work, like, long-spanning multi-season kinda thing. Animated or live action, I don't really care. It would be awesome to work in the production and development of it (like G.R.R. Martin did for Game of Thrones) and it would be SO AWESOME to see all of the fan interaction with it. I realize you have to be a HUGE name to be allowed near production but, hey. There's a reason it's a pie in the sky dream.
Then when I get the fat stacks for my genius writing, I'd also like to fund a charitable cause. Right now I volunteer with an animal shelter and will also do some volunteering with art classes at the gallery after COVID, but it doesn't have to be these causes. I'd probably want to fund something to do with housing and/or artist grants and/or sustainable living.
