ABOUT
Foxfire Foundry
We are a studio-of-one, based in the United States.
Our mission is to create compelling content through visual storytelling, bringing attention to the fact that:
我々は大自然の一部である。
“We are a-part-of Great Nature, not apart-from it.“
Emily King
Artist, author, animator.
Emily has worked for Walt Disney Feature Animation, NBC/Universal, Activision, and more.
Screen-credits include:
• Battlestar Galactica (2004)
• Dinosaur (2000)
• Babylon 5
Published books include:
• CGI FILMMAKING: The Creation of Ghost Warrior
• LightWave 3D 7 Character Animation
• Essential Lightwave 8
Awards include:
• Peabody Award (for contributions to Battlestar Galactica)
• Emmy Certificate (for contributions to Battlestar Galactica)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shinto?
Most consider Shinto to be “the Indigenous religion of Japan.”
I prefer to think of Shinto as a way of life that respects those with whom we share this world.
Who is Inari-sama?
Inari (“sama” being an honorific) is a Kami/deity of agriculture, prosperity, business… and a great many other very good things.
Why do what you do?
I hope to share with other Westerners, the elements within Shinto and Japanese culture that I’ve fallen-in-love-with over the years.
Why foxes?
They’re beautiful animals, and they’re fun to draw.
They are also Inari-sama’s helping-spirits.
When will Yumeko and the Wayward Wish be released?
The short, “one-shot” manga will be released in early 2025.
Afterward, we’ll be publishing full-size issues on a regular basis for the remainder of the Wayward Wish storyline.