While wholesomeness has been the main focus of Loffyllama comics since the beginning, the coloring style of Loffyllama comics in the early stage was influenced by Lunarbaboon, a parenting comic series by Christopher Grady, before switching to a more colorful tone after being inspired by Cat's Cafe by Matt Tarpley. After a long period of testing, Loffyllama comics have settled down with their own simplistic wholesome style similar to Liz Climo's comic series.

When I was a kid, I created different types of mini-comic strips and shared them with my friends. I cannot describe my love for comics because they tell a story and deliver messages through the flow of panels. However, I stopped creating comics when I became a teenager because my interest shifted to computers (I still read them though). In 2016, I was forced to resign from my job due to a rare medical condition. Numerous failed treatments almost made me give up on myself. It was the love and encouragement from those around me that helped to get back on my feet. After going through this bitter phase, I have learned that happiness can be really simple. And then I got the idea of creating Loffyllama comics as a reminder for myself, to always look at the bright side of life. I'm blessed to know that my comics help so many people with anxiety!

After posting my LoffyLlama comics on social media, I received a lot of comments as well as messages telling me how my comics help to put a smile on their face and motivate them to go through difficulties in life. They love Loffyllama comics because they find it adorable, heartwarming, and full of positive vibes. After going through some of the worst moments of my life, I’ve learned that happiness can be really simple.

Inking is my favorite part of the creative process! Incubating a great story idea takes a really long time, but I like the feeling of seeing my ideas slowly being sketched out.

Loffyllama started as a reminder for myself. But as more and more people discover my comics over the years and tell me how they put a smile on their faces, it motivates me to make Loffy a positive symbol recognized by people around the world, to spread happiness for those in need. 

My ultimate goal is to have a Loffyllama animated TV series. I have a wonderful pitch that I strongly believe has great potential to make an excellent children's show.