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Memorial Portraits
A casual frame transformed into a calm, formal suit memorial portrait. Davinci's 32-year attire-conversion standard — shoulder line, fabric tone, and lighting direction all reset to memorial spec.


This started from a casual frame of someone who had not had a memorial photo taken in advance. Expression and likeness were preserved exactly — only attire and background were refined to memorial formality.
For 32 years, Davinci has worked everyday clothing into suits, hanbok, and formal jackets as a standard operation. To ensure the family does not find anything awkward, the suit tone, shoulder line, and lighting direction were all reset to memorial spec. The family reviews the free preview before payment and signs off.
An attire sample sheet is sent via KakaoTalk so the family can choose between suit, formal jacket, or hanbok. No additional cost.
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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.
Send us your photo. We’ll respond with difficulty, price, and timing right away — and a free preview before any payment.