I was originally interested in creator support services,and
when I wrote on Twitter that I was thinking of starting one someday,
I received an e-mail from a Mr. Fantia sales person inviting me to join.
I also thought about doing it after I had some free time, but I thought
it would be better to start while I was still recognized as
an active creator.

I have always enjoyed drawing since I was a child.
Art was probably the most enjoyable class I joined.
I never thought about doing such things as a profession,
but I have come this far through various encounters and luck.

Those Oekaki Bulletin Boards were pretty limited in its functionality,
so it was interesting to see pixel art techniques come to life,
such as tile patterns and manual anti-aliasing.
At that time, there was no constant flat-rate Internet connection service,
so I sometimes waited for the flat-rate time (Telehodai)
to draw only late at night.
I also discovered that the person I met at the same place
and thought was good later became a professional creator.

(Futaba Oekaki Keijiban)

I was a twisted person, so I think I was always conscious of
drawing something different from others.
I was trying to figure out how to make people wear things
that don’t have a human shape,such as tanks and fighter jets,
with a spirit of challenge.

Magic is a setting that came from the anime, and in the original doujin
it was a mysterious alien technology, but this is just a play on words,
and there is no way something like this (without power or propulsion)
could fly,so we needed some element of wonder.
I think the magic in the anime was because it was easier to
get used to than aliens.

Hmmm…I wonder what it is…simply because they are cute and sexy…
I guess.
Being naked is erotic, of course, but personally,
I like expressions that are on the level of ecchi manga
in Shonen magazines.
It’s troublesome that low-rise panties don’t go well with
movable things like plastic models.

In contemporary genres like modern settings or fantasy,
there are countless talented creators, both professional and amateur,
and I have continued to draw what I am good at and
what I can gain recognition.
Of course, I draw what I like as well,
but the unique supply and demand structure of this niche genre
continues to support me as a commercial illustrator.

Yummy, it is.
I know some people don’t like it because it’s like toothpaste,
but if there’s a toothpaste that tastes that good,
I’d like to know about it.

For me, it provides the necessary and sufficient functions at present.
Since my paying users take the time and effort to support me,
I do pay attention to their reactions and comments.

If it becomes too much of an obligation
(especially when I am busy with my main job),
it will be difficult, so I would like to use it for a long time
with less energy so that my subscribers will not be mad.

Thank you for joining my fan club.
I have not had many chances to draw personal illustrations
due to my busy schedule,but it has motivated me to draw various things
after a long time.
I would be happy to receive your continued support in the future.