Thanks a lot for your comment. I gave it some thought (I mean, pacing the updates more rarely). And came to a painful conclusion that I shouldn't fall for it, although it sounds rather tempting. And the trap for me (damn it, it may sound strange, but I'm being honest here), so the trap is that I'm not sure I'll be able to fulfill that kind of responsibility. It's a "marathon" for me. And I'm not trained for it. Let's say, I'll promise 300 renders + kilos of text in 6 month. What would I do, theoretically? I would distribute the work load through all the months equally and start working. I have a lot of time on my hands (half a year!), so if some part of work isn't done within its 'theoretical' deadline, nothing to worry, I still have plenty of time on my hands... And these 'little debts' tend to accumulate with time.
Moreover, different shit in life happens, it also takes time.
So, after six months of waiting, I'm afraid, my patrons would get almost the same amount of renders and texts. And I'm just being honest here, I repeat.
Long distance tends to relax. At least, it affects me this way.
That's why, the tempo I've chosen: one update per month, is more preferable for me. I have clear goals, clear deadlines, and responsibility I can cope with. And it disciplines me, helps me not to lose interest in what I do. I may not achieve much, those may look like baby steps to others, but I take them, take them every single day, and that's what matters for me the most. As well as the interest and trust of my patrons.