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1. Tetsuya Nomura: Artist of several videgames, including Final Fnatasy and Kingdom Hearts. Thanks to him I started drawing concept art of my own characters, and leaving aside full body drawings to experiment with busts. Also influenced me in noses and double eye pupils.

2. Kaori Yuki: Thanks to Earl Cain Hargreaves and his not-so-normal butler, I became a victorian-era fan and revived my gothic lolita side. Highly influenced me in the way I draw eyelashes and how I like to add gloss to lips, without necesarily adding makeup.

3. Satsuki Igarashi: One of the mangakas that form CLAMP. Laces and light materials in Chobits, gorgeous patterns and action moves in Tsubasa, and the way she draws eyelids made me start drawing the myself.

4. Luciano Vecchio: Up to last year, the only comics I would read were asian. Hating American superheroes, I bumped into a comic called 'Cruel Thing'. It wasn't a manga, yet it didn't contain heroism and love for the nation. Dark and terrifyingly veridic, this comic changed my concept of 'anti-hero'.
Btw, he has a dA! ~LucianoVecchio

5. Inariya Fusanosuke: Despite this woman's art being simply amazing, and her anatomy near to perfection, I must admit her style hasn't influenced my own much. But her stories have. Thanks to her, WW2 is my new passion, and I've known how to appreciate dramatism and bad endings. More than influencing me, she inspires me.

6. mimiLINE: Doujinshi artist, not many may know her. I love Togainu no Chi, and they way this artist has took Nitro+Chiral's style and made it even better cautivated me. She inspired me to try drawing muscles to make skinny boys look more athletic. Wish me luck!
Webpage: [link]

7. SHABOM: As much as I like Kuroshitsuji, I really prefer SHABOM's fanart over Yana's style. What to say? Even this person's doodles have lots of details. Her realistic drawings are the ones who have influenced me the most, specially in using shines to give volume.
I discovered her on Pixiv, but have her dA instead ~pt0317

8. Miche: Though her anatomy isn't too good, and there, and there are LOTS of mistakes in her art, the way she manages to make skin look totally smooth fascinates me. Used to have Pixiv account, but has dissapeared from the web :S

9. Nayu: Pervy stuff and nipples FTW. And males wearinf female underwear. And inking in another colour that isn't black, but that's less important... NIPPLES
Pixiv: [link]

10. BONES studio (Specially T. Kawamoto): Wolf's Rain pumped my interest in drawing males, and I used to apply T. Kawamoto's way to draw noses on his character's when I was younger.

11. Katsura Hoshino: CURLY HAIR. Thanks to her, I've been exploring the dynamics of a type of hair that cannot be controlled, that likes to spike out in whatever direction it wants too, and that is ultimately cute, haha.

12: Tim Burton: What to say? Mr. Burton is a genious. The way he portrays tetric and dark themes without making them scary, and helped a whole generation of teens to fall in love with a skelleton. When my depression hit in, my drawings look like a copypasta of his own, lol

13. Yoshiyuki Sadamoto: Last yet not less important, Evangelion's artist. He inspires me... no, his Rei Ayanami inspires me to still draw women from time to time.

All art used in the making of this meme is owned by the respective artists listed above.

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Filled in `fox-orian 's meme: [link]

1. Tetsuya Nomura: Artist of several videgames, including Final Fnatasy and Kingdom Hearts. Thanks to him I started drawing concept art of my own characters, and leaving aside full body drawings to experiment with busts. Also influenced me in noses and double eye pupils.

2. Kaori Yuki: Thanks to Earl Cain Hargreaves and his not-so-normal butler, I became a victorian-era fan and revived my gothic lolita side. Highly influenced me in the way I draw eyelashes and how I like to add gloss to lips, without necesarily adding makeup.

3. Satsuki Igarashi: One of the mangakas that form CLAMP. Laces and light materials in Chobits, gorgeous patterns and action moves in Tsubasa, and the way she draws eyelids made me start drawing the myself.

4. Luciano Vecchio: Up to last year, the only comics I would read were asian. Hating American superheroes, I bumped into a comic called 'Cruel Thing'. It wasn't a manga, yet it didn't contain heroism and love for the nation. Dark and terrifyingly veridic, this comic changed my concept of 'anti-hero'.
Btw, he has a dA! ~LucianoVecchio

5. Inariya Fusanosuke: Despite this woman's art being simply amazing, and her anatomy near to perfection, I must admit her style hasn't influenced my own much. But her stories have. Thanks to her, WW2 is my new passion, and I've known how to appreciate dramatism and bad endings. More than influencing me, she inspires me.

6. mimiLINE: Doujinshi artist, not many may know her. I love Togainu no Chi, and they way this artist has took Nitro+Chiral's style and made it even better cautivated me. She inspired me to try drawing muscles to make skinny boys look more athletic. Wish me luck!
Webpage: [link]

7. SHABOM: As much as I like Kuroshitsuji, I really prefer SHABOM's fanart over Yana's style. What to say? Even this person's doodles have lots of details. Her realistic drawings are the ones who have influenced me the most, specially in using shines to give volume.
I discovered her on Pixiv, but have her dA instead ~pt0317

8. Miche: Though her anatomy isn't too good, and there, and there are LOTS of mistakes in her art, the way she manages to make skin look totally smooth fascinates me. Used to have Pixiv account, but has dissapeared from the web :S

9. Nayu: Pervy stuff and nipples FTW. And males wearinf female underwear. And inking in another colour that isn't black, but that's less important... NIPPLES
Pixiv: [link]

10. BONES studio (Specially T. Kawamoto): Wolf's Rain pumped my interest in drawing males, and I used to apply T. Kawamoto's way to draw noses on his character's when I was younger.

11. Katsura Hoshino: CURLY HAIR. Thanks to her, I've been exploring the dynamics of a type of hair that cannot be controlled, that likes to spike out in whatever direction it wants too, and that is ultimately cute, haha.

12: Tim Burton: What to say? Mr. Burton is a genious. The way he portrays tetric and dark themes without making them scary, and helped a whole generation of teens to fall in love with a skelleton. When my depression hit in, my drawings look like a copypasta of his own, lol

13. Yoshiyuki Sadamoto: Last yet not less important, Evangelion's artist. He inspires me... no, his Rei Ayanami inspires me to still draw women from time to time.

All art used in the making of this meme is owned by the respective artists listed above.