Jung Eun-hye's mother said about the price of her daughter's work "It's about 34 million won to 4 million won."
SBS 'Dongsang Imong Season 2 - You Are My Destiny', which aired on the 4th, featured the 400th special episode, and Down syndrome caricature writers Jung Eun-hye and Cho Young-nam, who were loved as Han Ji-min's 役 in the drama 'Our Blues'.
On this day, Jung Eun-hye draws caricatures of people. There are a lot of people who don't know. He asked me to draw a portrait, but I said no. In response, Jung Eun-hye's mother "Eun-hye thinks that portraits and caricatures are different. People are asking me to draw a portrait' I'm going to do it."
Eun-hye's father "Does Eun-hye draw people's faces?" But people don't buy things that paint someone else's face. Instead, there are many orders for Eun-hye to draw herself." The mother wonders "What will I look like from the perspective of Eunhye writer " Because he's very honest."
In the meantime, Jung Eun-hye painted not only numerous figures but also her dog Ji-ro, and Ji-ro's paintings were displayed across the sea in New York. Jung Eun-hye had a solo exhibition at the New York Gallery.
The famous paintings reinterpreted in Jung Eun-hye's style were then unveiled, drawing attention.
Jung Eun-hye's mother said about the price of her work, "'It's about 34 to 4 million won per piece.'" In particular, Jung Eun-hye's masterpiece, Self-Portrait, was sold for 9.5 million won at auction.
My mother drew the picture. When Eun-hye first drew, she was full of enthusiasm for her studies. I thought about how to go to the academy and go to college, but it didn't work at all. "He expresses himself in his own way even when he teaches. Later, I learned that it was 'the power of grace'."
The mother also said that Eun-hye won the '5th Pony-jung e-The Prize' last year. The prize money was 50 million won. The center space was saved with the prize money received. The rest of the deposit was paid off by other parents. The monthly rent is collected and paid by artists,' Jung Eun-hye said of the art center where she draws with her husband and colleagues.
