Dilbert creator, Scott Adams, admits to taking feedback from his readers on social media and email seriously, and adjusting his approach based on it. The introduction of the character Catbert was a result of popular demand from readers who wrote in to praise the character, even though they had given it a different name.
An illustrator describes his daily routine, including how he uses a stylist to draw on his tablet, and how he considers his cat as the director of resources. He also mentions a potential partnership with a company called think HR to promote their services using his artwork.
The author doesn't have a defined process for generating new ideas. However, getting rid of distractions and being in the right frame of mind is important for him.