Chinese artist paints Tibet and its inhabitants in watercolor (Photo)

An artist from China chose a very unusual way of writing his paintings. In his work, he uses watercolor paints.

Liu Yunsheng was born in 1937 in Shandong province in eastern China. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts, won many professional awards. In China, Liu is considered a folk artist.

The heroes of his paintings seem to have descended from Tibetan heights, every stroke in Liu's paintings is so real. Yunsheng creates his works from memory: each plot is a memory of an artist from life in Tibet.

Liu Yunsheng's works depict both men and women. They meet children and the elderly. All of his portraits or stories are incredibly realistic.