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Memorial Portraits
Grandmother's hanbok memorial portrait, with a warm pink-toned background instead of cold neutrals — composed softly so the background blends naturally with the hanbok colors.


In hanbok, the difference between fabric color and grain shapes the entire mood of the memorial. Tones were matched to the original hanbok color; the folds of the otgoreum, the shoulder line, and the strands of hair were all refined one by one.
The background was set to a warm pink instead of cold neutrals, so it merges naturally with the hanbok's color palette. Heavy enough to feel like a memorial, light enough that it doesn't become oppressive — the balance.
Davinci has accumulated 32 years of data on memorial backgrounds matched to specific attire — hanbok, suit, formal jacket. During the free preview round, families can adjust the background tone among warm beige, warm gray, pink, and others.
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Funeral-hall memorial portraits are usually suits, but families often feel 'that's not how they really looked' once it sits at the 49-day rite or columbarium for years. A real case of choosing between keeping the suit and switching to everyday wear, shown side by side.

No solo photo exists, but the likeness is clear in a holiday or trip family photo. A real case of separating one person from an old family photo and giving them new clothing and background for a memorial portrait.

A 30-year-old ID photo from a drawer. A real case where the family compared the original suit against a no-tie casual version and chose for themselves. ID photos — front-facing, simple background — are among the easiest sources for a memorial portrait.
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