You are always welcome in the community anyways. I've never been able to be as casual as when I'm within it, and so you may enjoy being active. To this end, many of us will relate to having a strong obsession of some kind as well, that doesn't sound like a bad thing. One might say I have a Saban obsession, to give an example.

Hi! I'm Andry - decided to hop on Newgrounds now as a new place to potentially meet people, since i've been trying to connect more recently.

I've known this site ever since I was a kid, but only now I've decided to actually join it. I do a bunch of art and have been dabbling on gamedev recently - you can check most of my stuff on my other socials, though I'll post a bunch of them here too, as I can!

(And here's a wip gif of a project that's not yet released :D)

hopefully I'll get along well, always admired the art and stuff that came from here a lot. :P

Hi Andry, and welcome! You'll find a lot of that here :)

I can always help if you ever have any questions.

I never noticed this topic when I joined up about a month ago, thought I'd drop a wee hello in here real quick.

I'm Deaghlan, I've been lurking Newgrounds for a very long time, only recently got the urge to start giving back in whatever way I can. Been practicing using a graphics tablet for about a month now, posting some dumb doodles for a laugh, and my immediate goal is to get a good animation out sometime this year. But progress is admittedly pretty slow so far.

You may run into me on the forums or artist news section, where I can be seen making an arse of myself - hope I can make ya smile sometime, peace out :)

Welcome to the community. We're glad you're enjoying it, and don't feel you must rush yourself. We'd be happy just whenever you come up with something (you can't rush perfection, you know). Nevertheless, it's all good, we're an easy crowd that can appreciate a few simple doodles.

Also remember photos are currently allowed in the BBS but not in the main portal (they get removed due to it being a digital art sphere and overphotographing is a thing).