The Art of Being Neko
Sure, you’ve seen nekomimi in manga and anime. You’ve admired catgirl cosplay outfits at anime conventions and on the streets of Japan. You may have even enjoyed creating a neko avatar in the online virtual world called Second Life.
But allow me to introduce you to a new facet of all things neko and catgirl: the art of being neko, as interpreted by very talented artists from around the (very real) world. Come see the incredible collection I’ve discovered…
To learn more about each one, simply click on their name…
Melissa Haslam
Teo Skaffa / also on DeviantArt / watch him painting
Sara LaPorte
(although this is technically a kitsune, it’s very close to a catgirl)
Dilka the Bear
Amy Sol’s blog / website / and a Flickr group
Yasemin Sabuncu
Juri Ueda Website / also on Flickr
Street Art by Deb / also on Flickr
Marisol Spoon / also on Flickr and Facebook
Jeremiah Ketner / also on Flickr
64 Colors: Eric and Laura
Seher One / also on Flickr
Caia Koopman
Bridget E. Wilde / Bewilde
Yumiko Kayukawa
Nicoletta Ceccoli
Kathie Olivas
No Para Innita
Yosuke Ueno
Anita Mejia
Lola
Arwassa Deseño
Natalie Shau
Miss Van

Nate Frizzell
Jutta Maria Pusl
Frank Frazetta (Cat Girl I – 1967; Cat Girl II – 1990)
Claudio Cassano
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Sarah Miskelly – Delme’s Go Lucky Neko sculpt
Jeremiah Ketner
Sheena Aw
Beth Robinson – Catgirl Dolls
Audrey Kawasaki – Catgirl Doll
Carol Roque – Catgirl Dolls
Elizabeth Howard – Catgirl Dolls
Alongkorn Sanguansook
Sayori Mangaka (aka Neko Works) – Anime-Style Catgirls
Zephos Amaranis – Anime Style Catgirls
Millo Neurotica – Anime Style Catgirls
Jerrod Maruyama – Tribute to Batman’s Catgirl
All of the images represented above are the copyright of each individual artist, as per the links embedded in their names; please visit their respective websites for more images and information.
Brought to you by Stacia Villota / The Virtual Neko
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🐱 this here is awesome work!! rarwr!! ;D
Why thank you Paul! I was actually pretty surprised by how much I found. Catgirls are more pervasive than hoomans think. 🙂