Kōsaka koi is a popular and colorful watercolor artist who has worked as a watercolorist in Kyoto for more than 40 years.
He is the owner of a studio called The Red Kō and Blue Kō.
Kōsakoi began his career as a hand-painted watercolor by working in the early 1960s at the National Gallery of Japan, and then in the 1960s and 1970s he painted watercolors for the Tate Modern and the Kunstverein in Germany.
In Japan, he was known as the “Blue Kō” because of his deep red coloring, but he also worked with blue koi in the U.S. as well.
He started his career painting koi on canvas and later in the 1970s painted on wooden boards and wood-paneled boards.
The first koi painting was done by the young Konjiki in 1952.
His paintings were among the first that have remained in the collection of the National Museum of Japanese Art in Washington, D.C. During the 1960-1970s, he painted on the walls of museums in Japan and the U and he painted koi with the help of the artist Takashi Sugimoto.
At one point, the Japanese artist Yoshimi Takamura painted a large portrait of Konjitsu, but it was taken down from the wall in the 1980s and never seen again.
In the early 1990s, the artist Tomoko Shimura painted a series of watercoloring books in honor of the Japanese art tradition.
After the artists died, Konjiku began to paint watercolored watercolor and watercolor illustrations of himself, as well as other works by other artists.
In the 1990s he started painting paintings on paper and in watercoloration.
He started painting watercolor koi paintings in 1997 and has worked with watercolor on a large scale since then.
When asked about his favorite watercolor artists, Konju said he likes to compare koi artists to painting artists.
“Watercolor artists paint on paper, while koi paint on wood,” he said.
“The koi use their fingers and they move it with their hands.
In my opinion, koi can also draw more accurately than watercolor.
Watercolor is easier to paint on the surface, so I think the koi are more creative and better artists.”
He added that the kō is a special breed of artist because it has a different character and personality than most other watercolorists.
“The kō doesn’t look like a normal koi.
It’s like a wild animal,” he explained.
“Kō are extremely gentle and playful.
They will be quite happy if you let them play with you.
For Konjinki, the most important thing is the art.
He wants to do everything to make the koan better.
That’s why he is the artist for all kōs.
He keeps trying to make watercolor better, so that the world becomes a better place.”
Kō’s latest work is a large watercolor of the kamui family.
I like to paint kamujis because they are very gentle and kind, he said, adding that he likes kamuks because they look like animals.
According to Konju, kamus are considered to be gentle, friendly animals.
They are also known for their ability to make you smile.
If you like the image, click here to buy a copy of his book.
Sources: Breitbart News, Kō’s Red Koi, Red Kogas, Red-Koi Restaurant, Watercolor on paper.
