S.Yoshida / Nousk



S.Yoshida ( S,夜紫蛇 ) is another member of the NeoQueendom Writers Association (nWa) which I've written about previously. His website is over at nousk.jp and you can also take a look at his blog category over at the Neo-Queendom site. He also has his own blog and accounts at Pixiv ( more info in my Pixiv Guide ) and Mixi (account required). He's one of the original members of nWa, having works appear the both Neo-Queendom anthologies that are currently available. He has also mentioned on his blog that he's working on his contribution for the third Neo-Queendom, which is great news for all muscle girl artwork fans out there.

Yoshida-san seems to specialize in LBGT and futanari stuff, and will occasionally delve into the realm of muscle girl artwork. He's got an unmistakable style and lots of artwork across all his sites. Needless to say due to the topics, much of it is not safe for browsing at work, so you should be mindful of that. I will link to the best hits in this entry, but encourage you to go exploring on your own. Here are some nice images you can find on his site:



... and a selection of items from his Pixiv gallery:



Did you enjoy this post or any of my previous posts? I hope you'll let me know by commenting. I like getting comments, even if they're just a sentence or two. It helps to get me motivated in writing my next entry. With this entry, I've finally completed writing about all current members of the nWa and will be moving on to writing about other artists. Thanks for reading!

Related Links:
S.Yoshida's website Nousk
S.Yoshida's Blog
S.Yoshida @ Pixiv
S.Yoshida @ Mixi
S.Yoshida category @ Neo-Queendom Blog

Fukushima Foundation



I'm not really a fan of futanari artwork, though I make exceptions for when there's muscle involved. I stumbled across this website called The Fukushima Foundation which has an associated blog and Pixiv page. There's some good stuff to be found within. Here's some of the pics that I located on casual browsing:



I dug around a bit and came up a bit and found some other interesting posts in his blog which I won't link to for fear of incurring the wrath of the DeviantArt moderators. But if you're inclined to investigate further, take a look at blog entries 847, 588, 1424. Like I've mentioned, the site is more or less a futanari site, but you'll come across the occasional image that shows some muscle. Please comment if you liked this artwork! I love receiving comments and it always helps to keep me motivated in sharing more stuff I find when I hear from folks. Do you like the artwork? Hate it? I'd like to hear from you either way.

Related Links:
The Fukushima Foundation Website
The Fukushima Foundation Blog
The Fukushima Foundation @ Pixiv

MR J

Pronounced "em-ar-jay", little can be found about this elusive member of the Neo-Queendom Writers Association ( nWa ). I managed to find this artist on Pixiv as 666 and on as J on Mixi. The Mixi account is blocked from public viewing so I can't show anything from there, but the Pixiv page has a bunch of pics that are worth checking out:



The image that is being used as the artist sample for the MR J blog category at Neo-Queendom is also available at Pixiv ( NSFW ), but depicts some nudity, so I haven't linked to the thumbnail here. There's just one more artist left to feature in the Neo-Queendom Writers Association ( S.Yoshida ), and then I'll be able to move on to some newer material that I've found over the course of the last few weeks. As always, I appreciate any and all comments submitted. They help to keep me motivated to share my finds. Thanks for reading!

Related Links:
MR J @ Pixiv
J @ Mixi
MR J Blog Category @ Neo-Queendom Blog

Wamusato Haru



Haru WAMUSATO ( 和六里 ハル ) is a published artist and one of the members of the Neo-Queendom Writers Association ( nWa ). His first contribution appears in the second Neo-Queendom book. He is more well known for his works that are published in Japanese manga magazines. If you check out his
Doujinshi DB Project entry you'll see what I mean. His various website provide some sparse material for his artistic works, and I couldn't find anything on them worth mentioning. But here they are in case you'd like to dig around a bit: Wamusato Website 1, Wamusato Website 2, and Wamusato Website 3. He's got his works collected and published as well, as you can see from a quick search on Amazon JP.

It was a happy day when I discovered this talented artist also ventured into the realm of muscle girl artwork. The pic leading this article comes from Wamusato-san's blog category over at the Neo-Queendom website. You can also find samples of this at Wamusato's Pixiv account. If you haven't checked out my guide to Pixiv by now, shame on you. For the sake of convenience, I'll point out some of the relevant pieces to our interests directly:



The real hard to find muscle girl artwork done by Wamusato-san is over at Mixi. Since you must have an account to see the stuff, I've rehosted some of the stuff to make it easier. But if you have an account, go on over to Wamusato's Mixi profile and make sure to check out the Mixi Muscle Maiden Community where you can find some of the nicer images. Here's the stuff from his blog section on Mixi:




... and here's the stuff from the Muscle community board. I love the Lum pic and the girl in pink:




The Wamusato Blog focuses on his other works, but it's worth checking out for completeness' sake. And I'd be remiss to not mention that Wamusato-san has a Twitter account. Seems like Twitter is even becoming popular over in the land of the rising sun. I hope that this introductory article on this talented artist is useful to you and that you've found some new stuff within. As always, I'd love to hear comments from the community as it helps to keep me motivated in researching and creating these entries. I've been scouring the doujinshi that he's contributed to that have entries in the Doujinshi DB Project. There's one Doujinshi entitled "Wagamama Oujo no Hunter dai Renzoku Shuryou!" that has a guest pic by him which you can hunt down if you're so inclined.

Related Links:
Haru Wamusato @ Doujinshi DB Project
Wamusato Website 1
Wamusato Website 2
Wamusato 3
Wamusato works on Amazon JP
Wamusato-san's blog category @ nWa</a
Wamusato Pixiv Profile
Wamusato Pixiv Gallery
Wamusato Mixi Profile
Mixi Muscle Maiden BBS
Wamusato Blog
Wamusato @ Twitter