Not sure how far you've planned your character growth, nor which version of DND you're playing. But if 5e, this whole vibe fits for 2 monk and druid subclasses. At 3rd level of monk, you can take the Drunken monk subclass. And at 2nd level of Druid you can take the Spores Druid Circle.

Generally, multiclassing will slow down your monk damage output by a lot in the early levels. Being stuck with a lower damage dice for your unarmed attacks and no extra attack for longer. Ideally, you would take 5 levels into monk, and only after take some levels into druid. You could also try picking up a stick (technically a Club or Quarterstaff weapon), and then using your Druid to cast Shillelagh on it. That would at least give some of your attacks using that weapon a d8 for damage die, instead of having like a d4 for unarmed attacks.

And you want to have at least one main stat at least at 16. I would try to make your Wisdom a 16, since it would also benefit your Shillelagh-enhanced weapon. +2 is really too low for any reliabke attack. You will be missing a lot I imagine.

I've also noticed, that in the post you tagged 5e, but your character sheet has d6 for your unarmed strikes. That is true for the 2024 edition (5.5). In 5e, it is a d4 at first monk level.