Memory of my childhood

[Hyung Jun Yong]

When I was a boy, I used to eat a twin icing bar with my brother.
You know, it was often split unfairness like this.
Sometimes I miss the good old days.

It was made on April 2008 and 12inch.

[cannuckcarver]

I love your work,
Thanks for sharring.

[Iowa Carver]

That is fantastic Hyung, your work is so fresh and new besides being flat plane and difficult to do and master. Excellent!

Corey

[gene-messer]

Fantastic Hyung .. what a wonderful carving ....your expressions and flat plane cuts are amazing ... you have brought a new technique to flat plane and its exciting ...

I would give anything to see these pieces in person and observe your wonderful style .. Maybe someday when I dont have anything to do .. I will fly to south korea and see you ( yeah right )

Iam looking forward to seeing more of your work and I think you are bringing a new dimension to flat plane work outside the U.S. ...

Thank you so much for sharing

Gene

[Bartster]

you do some great work thanks for sharing,

bart

[againstthegrain]

Another great carving, Hyung. I enjoy your work very much, and I like your unique style of carving. Thanks for showing us!

Dianna

[Hyung Jun Yong]

Thanks Dianna, Bart,Corey, cannuckcarver and gene.
Gene, I would like to meet you and all people who members of this forum as well.
Someday, we will meet together. I believe.
Thanks again all of you.

[Joy]

Oh yes! Great memories. I loved those double treats. Luxury was when I got to eat the whole thing myself.

The open toed shoes and untucked shirt are great details that really add to the realism. Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing.

[RUssL.]

Wow! That is a phenomenal carving. I keep going back to it and I see different parts that I like with each new visit.
Your photographs of the carving are also great at showing the detail and different perspectives.
What a wonderful work of art.
Thank you for showing this piece.

Best regards,

RussL.

[tucker1931]

Hyung, I'm absolutely amazed at the work you produce. WOW, I have trouble carving one figure and here you go doing them two at a time. I'm expecting to see a family portrait with about 8 people in it next. Wonderful work my friend, please keep the pictures comming.
Cliff