Yufushi

◆Illustrations (titles omitted)
AoiTori Bunko “Ayakashi no Kagami” series, written by Miki Kagaya
Tokuma Novels Edge “Rakuen made”, written by Mika Harima
MF Bunko DaVinci “Shinryaku Suru Shoujo to Uso no Niwa”, written by Mariko Shimizu
Iwasaki Shoten “Hyakunen no Chou”, written by Tomomi Mitsuki
Kodansha BOX “Yaminaga-hime”, written by Yuji Hayami
Shueisha Cobalt Bunko “Usotsuki na Lady”, written by Kouko Shirakawa

◆Book Covers (titles omitted)
Bungeisha “Gyaru-kei Bengoshi Serizawa Airi to Houdou Higai no Shoujo”, written by Hiromasa Tanaka
Tokuma Shoten “Rakuen Made”, written by Mika Harima
Bungeisha “Yutori Naku”, written by Yuuki Takano
Shueisha Bunko “Gakkou no Kaidan”, written by Hiroaki Okazaki
Tokyo Sogensha “Dea Lapis”, written by Asami Koseki
Media Works Bunko “Owaru Sekai no Album”, written by Hikaru Sugii
Kobunsha Jidai Shousetsu Bunko “Nin-nin-nin Fuu” series, written by Yuta Takahashi
Poplar Bunko Pureful “Ima wa Mukashi”, written by Kana Azumi

◆Magazines
Asuka Shinsha “Small S” “Quarterly S”: illustration story, making, and dialogs
Asuka Shinsha “Shoujo Sekai”: manga published in No.1 and No.5
Shueisha “Cobalt”: supervisor of readers’ contribution page in every number, novel illustrations
Shueisha “Aoharu”: manga published in issues “sweet” and “bitter”
other: illustrations for novel and children magazines

In addition, I was responsible for the performance posters of the Merry-Go-Round troupe between 2011 and 2013.

I got into oekaki BBS pictures for coloring, and the friends I made in that period recommended watercolors to me, and so I started using transparent watercolors. When I heard that Asuka Shinsha was launching “Small S”, I submitted some illustrations. They were published in the first issue, and I started to receive illustration and manga requests from them. I started participating in S-camps, going to Comitia with friends and participating in postcard exhibitions, which increased my opportunities for painting.

The girls in my pictures being cute,
the coloring being soft yet vibrant,
and the embedment of the characters' feelings.

Between a day and a week.
A colored picture usually takes about two days.

When I go for walks or trips and see sceneries, flowers, or accessories,
and when I doze off taking a bath.