The Ultimate Guide to Drawing Manga Action Furries: Create Your Own Anthropomorphic Fantasy Characters: Lessons from 14 Leading Japanese Illustrators - Genkosha Studio

Hitsujirobo specializes in character design, illustrations and manga featuring animals and furries. \nMadakan's anthropomorphic illustrations are inspired primarily by insects and marine creatures. \n \nYuzpoco is a manga assistant and doujin aritist, which refers to self-publishing magazines, novels, or comics/manga. \n \nKinoshita Jiroh is a manga artist that focuses specifically on drawing furry characters and has designed some characters in anime, including Tokyo Afterschool Summoners. \n \nIshimura Reizi is a freelance character designer and manga artist, who worked in game development by designing characters, character goods, and direction. \n \nKinoshita Jiroh is an illustrator that specializes in drawing male furries. \n \nMorikita Sasana is an artist that focuses specifically on female furries, such as foxes, cats, and dogs. \n \nDori is a painter that is known for drawing male feline furries. \n \nYamayagi Yama is a freelance illustrator who designs and draws characters--mostly men and monsters--for play-by-web and social games. \n \nSuzumori is a 3D computer graphics modeler and manga artist. \n \nMabo is an illustrator and a manga artist that has worked on anime, such as Sengoku Puzzle!! Animal Daizen and Wolf + Kaleshi. \n \nYow is an illustrator and manga artist specializing, most recently, in kemono characters. \n \nItohiro is an illustrator that specializes in drawing dragons and worked on Digimon. \n \nMuraki is a freelance illustrator who specializes in character design and illustrations for books and games.\n