Hello, this deadline is way too soon for me. I was wondering, do (or can) the Proko challenges follow a set schedule? Like, always published on the 1st of the month and over a period of three weeks or so? That would help me a lot to be able to participate again. Then I can schedule them.

Hello, this deadline is way too soon for me. I was wondering, do (or can) the Proko challenges follow a set schedule? Like, always published on the 1st of the month and over a period of three weeks or so? That would help me a lot to be able to participate again. Then I can schedule them.

Hi Stan & Marshall, at the end of this episode you mention galleries and the art market. I'd really appreciate an episode on this, perhaps with a guest speaker who works in this area. Actually, I think this info is also missing in your 'recreating art school from home' series. So far you've mostly focused on the career perspectives of concept artists, game designers, etc... but what if you want to be a fine artist (and not specifically a realistic one, I'd rather create something in between realism and abstraction). Then you have to know that market, don't you? How do you research new contemporary art trends? How do you know if there is a market for what you want to do? You often talk about going to conventions, but fine art is a whole other world, should you go to places like La Biennale di Venezia or does your gallery owner do that for you? How do you choose a gallery? Thank you in advance!

Thank you Stan, Marshall, and Flint. This is definitely a relevant topic for a lot of us here. I understand the substance of the information provided, but I am not much of a good "developer" to I don't know how to implement it into my own journey. Turning the process into a game/habit sure does have some benefits. While we wait for Proko's Gamification to be released, I am curious what my fellow listeners took away from this and how they will implement this information into their own journeys.