Most of the answers you will find here: https://medium.com/@PowerDada/dada-faqs-e5372184f8ed and on @dadanyc's blog posts.
No work is uploaded, it is all digital drawings created on the platform using their drawing tools. Like the piece below:
You can initiate conversations, or join in(once you have 200 points). It is a fun and friendly community and this is why i continue to be engaged with it.
The selling of work is a different part and I don't currently have work in the collection that is for sale -the DADA blog and FAQ's post is a good place to find out about that side of things
For the moment, you can’t directly sell your art on DADA. You can start drawing, and become part of the community. Anyone can sign up to DADA.nyc and it is free to use. All the art is created by users in our platform. Nothing is uploaded. At the moment, we keep the art gallery separate from the drawing platform, which is a space to freely enjoy drawing and create collaborative art with other artists.
https://medium.com/@PowerDada/dada-faqs-e5372184f8ed
The Doodle Doodledayeo challenge: not sure yet if I'm bringing it back. I had to take a break when I started some other projects. Setting the challenges doesn't take too much time, but I couldn't commit to the hours I was spending daily upvoting, commenting and curating the challenge while doing other work, and I didn't feel that would be fair to people drawing for the challenge. If you would like to relaunch it then that would be OK.
Wow thanks for your fast and generous reply.
Yes, the contest time factor and commitment to others is what makes me hesitate. In the past I would find a window of motivation and I want to jump through feet first without hesitation or planning, purely driven by impulse.
But I too feel an overwhelming commitment to people who participate, and my changeable personal stuff makes me an unreliable host. So I do think I will heed your words and hold back on sabotaging myself and the legacy of your beautiful community initiative. Baby steps for me. If you do get time in the future I will be a very pleased little doodler.
I painted for the first time in a while. For a contest in my tangible world. The entries closed on Saturday and it was not completed in time. I feel like I should be disappointed in myself for not making it in time, I have tried to force myself to be, but I feel rather satisfied for having initiated something creative again. I surprised myself with that shift in thinking, I just couldn't induce the self judgement it wasn't there, what was there was satisfaction in creating just for myself without the extrinsic stuff. I think this is a great sign, not just on a personal front but from a creative perspective too.
Creating because you have to for yourself, it feels like a part of the soul. That's the spirit that the doodle challenge rekindled in many people. It got people back in touch with the artist too many of us leave behind at primary school.
It is nice to see your work is still thriving here and on dada. I love your energy and style.
I don't want to put you off, it is a fun thing to run... but I was often up to the early hours of the morning managing it. Plus when I found DADA I found that same sense of fun and enjoyment in drawing and community spirit, which is why I promote the site so much here on Steemit. DADA is open to everyone no matter what skill level or style of drawing, and the tools integrated on the site make it much more inclusive as we are all using the same tools to draw with.
Come and join in the drawing on DADA and say hello to me there!