Interview with Juliansky GTS, an Artist and History Teacher Who Likes to Draw Tall Women!

Juliansky GTS is a relatively new artist who has already created several comic books starring lovely giantesses. A fan of anime and manga such as “Yachiru-san Grows When Praised,” Juliansky describes themself as an “anime style artist.” Recently, Interweb Comics published “The Elementals” in early October which Juliansky drew and KevinFred wrote. Additionally, Juliansky will also draw an upcoming issue of Interweb’s long-running series “Giantess RPG.”  Furthermore, fans can enjoy several short comics including “Mia’s Christmas Special” and “Yuu and Mia’s Growth” by Juliansky at DeviantArt. Most of those illustrated stories feature female growth, but there are also a few vore-themed drawings in the series “Mia and Nix vore.” Fans can find Juliansky’s artwork at DeviantArt and Instagram plus they can follow Juliansky via X/Twitter.

#1) Can you tell the readers a little about yourself? 

Hi! My name is Juliansky, I’m 27 years old, and I’m an artist mainly focused on the size fetish. I started drawing back in 2022, with practically no artistic knowledge or experience. My interest began with the illustrations I used to see on Twitter. They caught my attention and made me think, “Hey, I want to do that too!” Back then, it had nothing to do with giantesses yet.

At first, I learned by watching YouTube tutorials from artists such as MikeyMegaMega. Later on, I also took drawing courses at different art and anime schools. Since 2022, there have hardly been any days when I haven’t drawn something.

Outside of art, I’m a history teacher. I also enjoy strategy games and cooking.

My goals are to keep improving my artistic skills, participate in more projects, and, preferably, work on more giantess stories!

#2) How did you first become interested in tall women?

It’s funny because I can’t remember a specific moment when I thought, “Hey, I like tall girls!” However, if I had to pinpoint roughly when it started, I’d say it was probably during my teenage years, when I watched shows like Steven Universe, especially the episode “Giant Woman.” We can also add the movie Monsters vs. Aliens, where Susan transforms into a giantess.

I suppose that kind of content influenced my tastes. Whenever I came across something involving giantesses, it caught my attention, until this interest eventually became more defined, particularly around 2023 and 2024.

I believe I started posting giantess-related content in early 2024. The response from my audience was very positive, and it became a kind of feedback loop: I enjoyed drawing giantesses, and my followers enjoyed seeing them too, haha!

In fact, I was amazed by the support I received when I published my comic Mia’s Christmas Special. My follower count went from around 3,000 to the 10,000 I have today! That was definitely a turning point that encouraged me to focus on giantess content.

#3) What are a few of your favorite art pieces, comics, or stories from other creators?

So far, my favorite story is Yachiru-san Grows When Praised by Toono Hitonatsu. I can’t even express how wonderful and adorable I think this story is!

When it comes to Western content, one of the artists whose work I enjoy the most is Hmage, whom I consider one of the best artists in the giantess fan community. I especially like A Goddess of Law and Super Spy. Hmage is a huge inspiration to me and also a friend.

Another favorite of mine is High Fashion, also by Giantess Fan. I particularly enjoy the growth sequence, the protagonist’s anatomy, and her interactions with the photographer.

Finally, I also follow several other size artists, such as Altair Asart (GTS), Sizeable, Ceresus, and Homura, among many others!

#4) How would you describe your art? 

My art currently focuses on the growth fetish and size comparisons, in both SFW and NSFW content.

I particularly enjoy focusing on the growth process itself: showing characters gradually getting bigger and their clothes starting to tear as they grow. I’m not as fond of situations where the growth happens instantly, without giving the audience a chance to appreciate the process.

At the moment, I mainly work on comic commissions, both for individual clients and for Giantess Fan. From time to time, I also receive commissions for growth sequences or illustrations that don’t involve giantesses.

Needless to say, drawing women is one of my specialties, haha!

#5) Do you have any advice for people who want to create their own comics? What tools do you use?

My main piece of advice is to have a clear idea of what you want to tell and to prepare a script describing what happens on every page and in every panel. I believe having a clear plan beforehand is essential for creating a comic in an organized way.

Once I have the script ready, I print it out and draw directly on those same sheets. I don’t draw the panels themselves; instead, I draw the actual illustrations that will appear in them. Afterwards, I arrange the drawings and decide how to fit them into their respective panels, looking for the best possible composition.

For me, this method works much better because I don’t have to squeeze every drawing into predetermined boundaries from the beginning. I feel I have much more creative freedom since I started working this way.

As for my tools, my main drawing software is Clip Studio Paint.

#6) Are there any upcoming projects you would like to mention?

If everything goes according to plan, I’ll continue working on Giantess RPG, as well as comic commissions for individual clients. Whenever I have their permission, I’ll also share those commissions on my social media.

I’d also like to devote more time to my original characters, continue developing their stories, and create comics featuring them. Unfortunately, commissions take up a large part of my time, haha!

2026 has been an interesting year for me. My account has grown considerably thanks to this particular genre. It feels great to be able to draw something I genuinely enjoy while also creating content that other people love.

Looking ahead, I hope to keep growing, reach more people, and, above all, continue improving my artistic skills!

Thank you for doing this interview!

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