Given the chance, Bored Panda reached out to the artist once again with some new questions. When asked whether any of her characters feel like an extension of herself, or if she prefers to keep her personal identity separate, Millie explained, "I think all characters represent some aspects of myself and/or those around me. I'm often inspired by personal experiences and interests, so maybe it's inevitable to see them in my work."

Music is another powerful influence on her art. When questioned about creating a comic series inspired by a specific album, artist, or genre, she shared with us, "I'm a fan of all music genres, including metal and emo/alternative rock. The black metal band Mortal Carcass, which has appeared in a few comics (e.g. Windmill), is an example of this. I'd like to do more comics featuring this band—maybe showing them on tour or some behind-the-scenes shenanigans."

Her eclectic style draws on multiple artistic traditions, yet there’s more she’s eager to explore. Reflecting on future artistic avenues, Millie said, "Great question. I have a goal to do more oil and acrylic paintings. I'm very intrigued by chiaroscuro and other such techniques and aim to practice them more this year."

Of course, maintaining motivation and avoiding burnout is crucial for any artist. The artist offered advice for those juggling busy schedules or enduring creative slumps, "Know when you create the best and try to create within those peak performance windows. Also, get enough sleep!"