Wow, thanks to all so much.

I didn't think I would ever get even here since NG has an amazing community of artists with skills that I can only dream of.

Feeling a bit more comfortable joining collabs. Of course, I can't animate or make music, so that just about makes it easy to know what I can even collab on haha.

So per discord, their fileshosting will end by the end of this year or something?

I unfortunately have a ton of stuff that was hosted on discord so now I gotta find an alternative.

I heard of the web archive method (for the links, I assume) and I've also considered the following:

• imgur
• deviantart stash
• newgrounds sketch pieces?

Any other suggestions? All help appreciated. Thanks for reading!

Well I started supporting NG. But I still haven't done chapter 3 of A Lonely Placebo... @#$$%#$@...

Strange to say that having Covid made me more productive in art and writing. Actually, since those are hobbies, that makes total sense.

I feel like I don't upload a lot to NG, mainly because I feel the threshold for art here in NG is higher than other places I post (pixiv, DA, etc). I do want to get to the third chapter of A Lonely Placebo (which finally got some motivation due to Covid). I dunno, sometimes I just feel it's never gonna be as good as a lot of the stuff people have on here.

It sucks mostly not being able to taste.

It seems I have vertigo/nausea from playing pixel-3D FP games (like Doom, but pixel).

Turning and all that seems to make me wanna barf so I need to stop and lay down. It could be that I don't play these types of games often.

Sooo

Aside from the fact I'm in the dead end of life

Do people remember this old collaboration (playlist)? By @Lifepoint1 and lotsa other talented people?

It's super late but how does that work? I recently decided to add a Kazahana arc into a story of mine. Do I need to contact someone or...?

How do people deal with that part of their life where they can't seem to get a job and stuff...

I do a small series here (only 2 chapters, what the hell, me...) but recently another artist was looking to do a comic to post on WebToons. I have always LOVED the variable styles in manga that allowed for sketchier art styles to thrive. But for WebToons, there's apparently issues with stuff like my pen weight, formatting, story, audience appeal, etc... Not to mention coloring and all that...

I just like to draw comics. There's something I don't entirely like about requirements like that.

I guess that's what differentiates a scrub like me from a professional.