Eo Jini(어진이), new comer
previous drawings of Eo Jini from her sketchbook
Kim Hye Ran, the entrance of Sungkyunkwan University
Yoo Byung Hwa, buildings across the entrance of Sungkyunkwan University, pen and chalks, 30 x 40 cm
preparing wedding ceremony in the foreground of Myungryundang, the shrine of Confucius and his disciples of Korea and China, pen and chalks, 30 x 40 cm
opened window of a room in the buildings in the shrine, pencil and watercolor, white chalk, 30 x 40 cm
women resting on the foreground of the shrine, chalks, 30 x 40 cm
The following four drawings were drawn on June 6, 2011 at the same sketching place.
Hoamkwan & Business School Building of the Sungkyunkwan University, A 4, charcoal,
drawn on June 6, 2011, charcoal, A 4
left side of the Faculty building in the Sungkyunkwan University, A 4,
drawn on June 6, 2011, pencil & watercolor
Myungryundang at Munmyo located next to the university,
drawn on June 6, 2011 and posted to this blog on same day (June 6, 2011), A 4, charcoal
Laborer was mending with clay the heating system of the far left room in Myungryundang,
drawn on June 6, 2011, pen and watercolor, A 4
10 participants came to the Myungryundang for sketching. The weather was fine. The Sungkyunkwan University and the Myungryundang are neighbouring. Sketchers liked the latter for its attractive features for sketching rather than the modern buildings in university campus. On the foreground of the Myungryundang, the Confucius shrine, was there going a wedding ceremony. We could see the traditional wedding ceremony sketching and hearing Korean classical music. Eo Jini, the new comer, came to join as she promised on Aug. 15 when she met us at Seodaemun Prison History Hall, where she even sketched one piece on the spot. We thanked her for that she prepared the delicious lunch to share with us, the Gimbab(rice rolled in dried laver). We hoped she'd continue to participate in and to accomplish her dream since a kid to be an artist. Thank you all!