Tsubaki Nekoi

Japanese comic artist known for CLAMP

Tsubaki Nekoi - Japanese comic artist known for CLAMP
Born

January 21st, 1969
56 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Japan

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Born in 1969, a prominent figure in the manga industry, specializing in illustration and storytelling. Co-founded a group of female artists that significantly influenced the shoujo manga genre. Produced several popular series that garnered critical acclaim and commercial success. Projects include widely recognized works, showcasing unique artistic styles and complex narratives.

Co-created the manga series CLAMP School Detectives

Illustrated the manga series xxxHolic

Created the manga series Cardcaptor Sakura

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