Everything is interesting, when you focus on something, a world opens. Great artists often notice things nobody is interested in, and they use it to create beautiful art..

To me, getting the feeling of a project right is the most important first step. In comics in particular I think it’s essential. If you aren’t sure of the style and feeling at the start, it can get muddled over time..

I was 5-years-old when I said I'd like to be an artist. To my surprise, one of my relatives told me that I had actually stated I'd like to be a fairytale book illustrator when I was six. And here I am, still having the same thoughts..

When I was young I was very inspired by the work of Chuck Jones. Nowadays I’m influenced by artists from all walks of life, animators, painters, comic artists, designers. There are things to be learned from studying all types of art..

Push through the struggles and rejection (I've been rejected more times than I've landed jobs), make as many mistakes as possible because they're the biggest lessons you'll receive and surround yourself with amazing people!

Call it your muse, but there are days where creating is fun and immersive and everything feels great and effortless. Other days, working on the exact same project is hard, tedious work, and everything feels wrong about it..

You must not be satisfied with your achievements nor you should dwell on things that you have already accomplished. Move forward. You really need to invest an enormous amount of time to develop your talent, and this doesn't come without doubts..

I've always worked as a freelancer and I love it. It makes me completely independent and gives me a lot of freedom, but it also requires a lot of discipline. it’s not easy to work by yourself all day.. 

We're definitely drawn to simple shape language with subtlety in detail, like textures or patterns. There’s something about simplicity that can be complex and hard to master. That’s definitely an area of art we want to be better at..