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Photo Composite · 2025
A grandmother from an old white-hanbok photo and a small dog from a separate photo, composited into one scene where she holds the dog herself in a pink hanbok. A new crape myrtle garden and hanok background, finished at 6R.


One photo of a grandmother in an old white hanbok, and one photo of a small Pomeranian held against a gray outfit. Two scenes from different times, places, and outfits — asked to become one, with the grandmother holding the dog.
Leave it to AI and the face is averaged smooth into someone else. Davinci keeps the original likeness untouched and reworks the clothing, pose, and lighting direction by hand. The dog's fur grain and gaze, the weave of the hanbok and the surfaces the light touches, the direction of the sunlight in the garden — all have to be matched as if captured by one camera for the single frame to read naturally.
This work refinished the old white hanbok as a pink hanbok and rebuilt the pose so the grandmother holds the dog in her own arms. The background was newly set as a walking path through a crape myrtle garden with a single hanok in the distance, arranged as one scene of the two out together. Finished at 6R, sized for a living-room frame.
One free preview before payment, finished after the family signs off. The same 32-year standard used for memorial and restoration work applies to composite work as well.
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