Acclaimed New Zealand fiction writer and comic artist Sarah Laing chats about her graphic memoir, Mansfield and Me.

Jessica Gross’ Things We Like started as a simple idea: Each post featured 10 specific things the author enjoys. It’s now an exhibit at the New York Public Library.

On drawing food as an art — and an emotional process.

Laura Jenkinson at Greek Myth Comix chats with us about teaching — and illustrating — the Classics.

Illustrator Sarah Goodreau creates playful yet dark art that appeals to all ages.

Explore the fantastic world of illustrator Mica Angela Hendricks at Busy Mockingbird.

The math-enthusiast-cum-educator deploys his hilarious, insightful stick figures to talk about his work and his blog.

A conversation with award-winning cartoonist Drew Dernavich, who was involved with two book projects recently, including his first children’s book.

A glimpse into the notebook pages of artists and sketchers.

Commercial illustrator Mark Armstrong chats with us about the business of illustration and using a blog as a professional space.

An illustrated interview with artist and musician Chris Sav, the creator of the blog Banal Muffins and “boy band” Chris and the Celeriac.

Discover the bold, bright colors at Fennabee, the site of Antwerp-based artist Fenna Bouve.

Illustrator Rob Turpin tells his artistic “origin story” and how drawing a robot a day — for an entire year — reignited his love for drawing and illustration.

Danny Gregory has inspired millions of people to teach themselves to draw by savoring the everyday moments of life. In this interview, he shares his best advice on establishing and nurturing a creative habit.

John Atkinson, a cartoonist from Ottawa, Ontario, draws with the wrong hand. Read more about his process — and take a peek at his work, which you’ve likely seen around the web or in the pages of Time magazine.