We asked the artist how long it takes to finish one of his comics, to which he replied: “It all depends on free time. Often I don’t want to finish the sketches at all, because after I showed them to my friends and they all laughed at them, it seems like after that you don’t need to do anything. But generally, it's one evening unless I have a perfectionism attack and start moving something left or right a pixel in the picture, in which case the process can take months.”

When asked about his creative process, the artist says: “Honestly, there is nothing out of the ordinary. Ideas come spontaneously often in the evening or at night when I start to fall asleep. Often the trigger for an idea is some kind of life situation.”

As for facing creative block, he calls it a “familiar problem”: “At such moments, I read more books, walk and switch to something new. I do other things I love, like taking pictures or eating, for example.”

The talented creator believes that “every author's style is developed by itself. Any work has its own author's style, even if the author tries to imitate someone, he inevitably puts a piece of himself into the work.”

The artist himself credits other creators like Gary Larson, Graham Annable, Ilya Kazakov, and Steinberg as some of his personal favorites.

When asked about future aspirations, the artist says: “To be honest, it may be hard to believe, but there are no special goals. I'm just pleased when someone likes what I draw and if my pictures can cheer someone up. Recently, there are not so many reasons for joy, so if someone has become more fun from my pictures, this is already important and pleasant for me.”