Check out Cheetah Furrybone and meet Misaki, the creator of Furrybones at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay

Furrybones love costumes to DEATH! A little dead and super cute, and you can meet the artis who created them all at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay!!

Mark your calendar if you are a fan of Furrybones! The creator of the successful collectable line of figurines Furrybones, Misaki, is coming to Busch GardenstTampa Bayon October 5 and 6.

Miska has designed over 100 Furrybone characters and counting, and you can meet her in person from 3pm - 11 pm at The Shop of Horrors (Marrakesh Market.)

BUT, that's not all! Don’t miss your chance to snag a Busch Gardens exclusive! Cheetah Furrybones, and many other Furrybones are currently available at The Shop of Horrors at the front of the park.

Furrybones are quirky collectibles featuring a playful twist – a skeleton peeking out from a furry friend's costume! From cuddly bears to mischievous dragons, Furrybones offer a unique blend of spooky charm and lighthearted fun.

For more details on the meet and greet:

https://seaworld.com/orlando/events/howl-o-scream/attractions/meet-misaki/

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Misaki (Creator of Furrybones) was born in Tokyo, Japan. Encouraged by her father, a restaurant owner, who made sure she always had a sketch book at the restaurant, she sat drawing at the counter every day after school. The subjects were anything and everything. Drawing simple things such as salt shakers and coffee cups from life, to creating caricatures of the restaurant staff, made the act of drawing become an integral part of who she is and naturally led her to pursue art.

Moving to California as an exchange student at 16, she found much comfort in high school art classes where her art was admired and language barrier was less of a burden. In college she studied Commercial Art, Fine Art as well as Biomedical Art and Anatomy. Her love of animals and interest in anatomy plays a major role in some of her creations.

In 2007 she was recruited as a product designer to YTC Summit, now Pacific Trading, a giftware company based in Los Angeles. In this role, she has created and built a number of successful product lines for the company. She designs a wide range of products which are distributed globally. She is most known for her successful collectable line of figurines Furrybones, the popular line has over 100 characters and continues to grow.

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