Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Pink Lady (Hangul: 핑크레이디) is a webtoon on Naver by Yeon Woo (연우) and Seo Na (서나). It describes a love life of two artists who share a past memory of childhood love.As a webtoon, Pink Lady is in color, in contrast to normal manhwa or manga. Its popularity caused it to be adapted to published comics by JoongAng Books.The author, Yeon Woo and Seo Na, are college students affiliated to Hongik University, the most famous art university in South Korea, and the one that the protagonists go to. The comic often gives information on real-life artists, their drawings, methods of drawings and other real information.The manhwa often states the authors' belief that the best drawing that can be produced by an artist is one the artist drew with his/her heart, out of the desire of the heart, and with the true love for the subject.At various points, the manhwa parodies famous paintings. For example, the scene in which Gyeo-Wul relishes the thought of earning money from Bo-Gyeong is a parody of Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam."@en }
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- Pink_Lady_(manhwa) abstract "Pink Lady (Hangul: 핑크레이디) is a webtoon on Naver by Yeon Woo (연우) and Seo Na (서나). It describes a love life of two artists who share a past memory of childhood love.As a webtoon, Pink Lady is in color, in contrast to normal manhwa or manga. Its popularity caused it to be adapted to published comics by JoongAng Books.The author, Yeon Woo and Seo Na, are college students affiliated to Hongik University, the most famous art university in South Korea, and the one that the protagonists go to. The comic often gives information on real-life artists, their drawings, methods of drawings and other real information.The manhwa often states the authors' belief that the best drawing that can be produced by an artist is one the artist drew with his/her heart, out of the desire of the heart, and with the true love for the subject.At various points, the manhwa parodies famous paintings. For example, the scene in which Gyeo-Wul relishes the thought of earning money from Bo-Gyeong is a parody of Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam.".