Mar 24

Xiong Liang: The writer and illustrator channels the spirit of traditional Chinese watercolors into picture books for children

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Xiong Liang


Xiong Liang is an illustrator from China’s Zhejiang province (south of Shanghai) and is now one of the most established picture book artists of the capital. Yet he never really…

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