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"Eshi 100 - 100 Masters of Bishojo Painting" illustration (BNN Shinsha)

"Kami-sama, Jiken Desu! -Toujou! Kami-sama All Stars-" illustration (Shueisha)

"pixiv Girls Collection 2010" illustration (Core Magazine)

"Akiba Magazine Vol.1" illustration (San'ei Shobo)

manga artist - 3 volumes published (under different name), etc.

At present, I have no doujin activities

There was no such thing as a specific occasion. However, when I was in high school, my friends would often praise the pictures I drew in class, and I was also trusted with making the poster for the Cultural Festival, and I think it is because of things like this that I continued to draw pictures.

Being recognized and praised by people of the same age was that important to me at the time.

I used to think of myself as a boring person with nothing special worth mentioning, so I was very happy when I learned I could be of use to others and I could make them happy.

On the whole, my motto is “a picture with a peaceful atmosphere.”
However, I’d like to avoid restricting myself with something absolute, and in that case, I might say I don’t have any fixations in particular.

Aside from that, for instance, I don’t just draw girls the way I want to, such as “I want to draw simple, not overly dazzling girls.” Instead, I think about how the characters would behave if they were real when I draw them. I have a lot of other small obsessions, but since there’s no end to them, I’ll make it short.

If it's an illustration with a background, it takes maybe about 3-4 days on average.
However, my working hours differ according to the actual circumstances, so I'm not sure if this time frame is exact.

When I walk around town, watch TV, surf the Internet, look at pictures I took, when I look at other people’s pictures, and so on. Nothing in particular, really.

I often decide on the picture when doodling.