Thanks!
I’m on the JET Programme, which is a government program that brings people over to Japan to teach English, among other things.
I initially began studying a few months after I arrived using Dr.Moku, an app for learning hiragana and katakana. I then moved onto the Genki textbooks and Tae Kim’s Guide To Japanese.
As for how long I’ve been drawing, I want to say I didn’t start taking art seriously until I was like 14, so quite a long time ago.


Honestly still really star struck that I got art in my sketchbook from Maito Utsuki (Marble Dog/Zenimakitchen). He’s one of my favorite kemono manga artists and someone I look up to as an artist. And now I have physical art from him besides the comics!!!!

Many Spanish dubs because it’s one of my native languages. I watched the entirety of Houshin Engi and Red Baron in Spanish, for example.
I turn 27 on the 27th of this month which is tomorrow for me. Hooray, gonna grab a cheese cake I guess
Kitty Bobo was so ahead of it’s time for a cartoon in 2001. I feel like if it was released now, it’d be a very successful cartoon.

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if u think about it nekojishi is gay furry shaman…
stop thinking
LOOK AROUND YOU LOOK BEYOND
YOU CAN MAKE AN UNBREAKABLE BOND
THE WORLD AROUND YOU’S NOT WHAT IT SEEMS
if u think about it nekojishi is gay furry shaman king
Been enjoying Nekojishi but I think the best part is everyone’s collective frustration with

lothar replied to your post: What’s the Japanese term for “fursona”?
I’ve seen the terms kemono (獣) and kemoner (ケモナー) used quite a lot as well
Kemono refers to furry characters, literally “beastman” and is usually written in Katakana ケモノ whereas kemoner is their word for furry as in the person