 At that stage in her life, Lívia Rusz began collaborating with specialized magazines for children.With time, her work in the comics genre came to be influenced by Jean Cézard, French creator of "Arthur le fantôme justicier" for "Pif gadget", and one of the few foreign cartoonists to be known in Romania.The first local publication to employ Rusz was the Hungarian-language "Napsugár", where she first met writer Sándor Fodor, with whom she collaborated on the cycle of books "Csipike" (known as "Piticul Cipi" in Romanian).