I find it fascinating how a kemono artist's art style can reflect their country. Like as if the country took a common base, then modified it to fit its standards to draw. 🇯🇵, 🇨🇳, & 🇰🇷 kemono art share a similar base, but looks very different when illustrated. This applies to all of Asia and the west.

This can be applied to furry art, it's just that furry art is so diverse it's nearly impossible to pinpoint a country off of style alone. It usually ends up comparing the artist's price with the art to recognize the country. Kemono art IS diverse. The community is smaller; so it's more noticeable.