We have good... no, scratch that. We have great news to share with you. It's something we've been working very hard to make happen on our end.

We'd like to introduce you to our new section called "Showcase."

Every couple weeks, we will challenge you to be creative and do what you love to do by doodling for us based on a theme or prompt. And then all you have to do is upload your submission into our "Showcase" section. All of our members will vote on their favorite and at the end of the challenge, the art with the most votes wins a wonderful prize by our sponsor. See more of the details here.

Our first challenge, if you choose to accept, is to doodle on something you're probably very familiar with: THE NAPKIN.

So go ahead, grab a serviette and pen away. And don't forget to upload it here.

Today I'm happy to share an exclusive interview with miss Gemma Correll.

Her illustrations are cute and funny, and have quietly turned me into a bit of a cat lady. I asked her some silly questions and she delivered on some even sillier drawings. Gosh that girl makes me smile.

Click here to take a peek at the interview!

Back in uni days, I was lucky enough to have illustrator and comic artist Simone Lia as my tutor and just look at her work and you’ll see exactly what I mean by lucky.

Simone’s work is a constant source of inspiration for me, I love her way of seeing the world and how she visually translates her observations perfectly both in her illustrations and comics.

Her body of work is so consistently rich in narrative and packed with humour. I’m particularly fond of her heart warming graphic novel Fluffy, and her Jesus as she saw it when she was six years old is absolutely priceless…

Every week I look forward to her blog updates but I also thought it was about time to catch up properly and asked her a few questions especially for this post. Here it goes:

With the advent of the iPhone and the iPhone sketches app, doodling anywhere has gone digital. Check out this set by Russ Tucker or follow this flickr group of iPhone doodles.