Loris wields comic culture like a lightsaber, slicing through mediocrity with every panel he shares. His love for historical comic figures like Gluyas Williams speaks to an almost romantic dedication to the form, like an art historian swooning over a David painting.

With posts that oscillate between promoting his own work and championing fellow artists, Loris’s feed is a gallery of aspirations and realities. It's like attending an art class where every student's piece is analyzed with both critique and camaraderie.

When Loris dives into politics, it's like getting a masterclass in satire—his critiques are sharp, yet they never lose the warmth of his personality. It's as if he’s saying, "Here’s a scathing analysis, but don’t forget to laugh at the absurdity, folks!"