Chihiro Tamaki

Decent. Quite simple art fits the angry, chaotic protagonist and the story's stripped-down feel. There's none of the lush backgrounds and delicate changes of style that lend richness to the likes of Bakuman here, but that's not a problem. It's a different kind of story. Dramatic, and not as simplistic as I was initially expecting; the protagonist's barely made any progress by the end of the volume, except to develop some ideas on changing the course of her life.