OshioshioOshioshio (おしおしお) is a Japanese manga artist and illustrator. Her works include the manga Kamisama to Quintet, Sakura Maimai, and My Deer Friend Nokotan. She is also a light novel illustrator and VTuber character designer, most notably Hololive Production's Japanese VTuber Amane Kanata . BiographyOshioshio is a native of Kanagawa Prefecture.[1] After graduating from art school, she worked for an advertising company, but left after about a year to pursue a career in illustration.[2] While working on doujinshi activities, she was invited by an editor at Houbunsha to make her debut as a commercial manga artist with Kamisama to Quintet,[2] a yonkoma manga depicting the campus life of art school students.[3] She also began serializing another manga, Sakura Maimai, in Comic Cune.[2] Through her editor at Comic Cune, Oshioshio was approached by an editor at MF Bunko J for her first light novel illustration: Noboru Okazaki 's Hime-sama, Sekai Horobu kara Gohan Tabete Ikimasuyo!.[2] Oshioshio, who had long admired light novel illustrator Kouhaku Kuroboshi, subsequently made her light novel illustration debut with the first volume in 2016.[2] She is the character designer for Hololive Production VTuber Amane Kanata and Nijisanji VTuber Soraboshi Kirame.[4] Real Sound said that both character designs "are short and small-chested; these two points seem to be non-negotiable for Oshio, and even when the two of them later asked her to make them taller "make her bust bigger" or "make her taller," she refused every time".[4] In 2021, she exhibited at the 10th edition of Sankei Shimbun Co., Ltd. 's Eshi100 exhibition.[5] In September 2022, her first solo exhibition, Seikō (青光, lit. 'Blue light'), was held at Pixiv Waen Gallery.[1] In February 2023, Ichijinsha released an art book on her work, Oshioshio Gashū: Ao no Hibi.[6] She later began serializing the comedy manga My Deer Friend Nokotan in Shōnen Magazine Edge .[7] In 2024, she also assisted in the production of the manga's anime adaptation, including with casting and adding anime-only content.[8] Among her themes are illustrations of sad, crying girls,[2] as well as "conveying the emotions of characters, focusing on illustrations of fragile and delicate girls".[1] WorksManga
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