Moana 2 - Facing the Storm Together

This second movie of Moana showed a much more capable and mature Moana with her tribe and Maui, sailing head first into the storm, saving the world and bringing people together, as no man is an island.

Pastel Drawing A5 Mungyo Oil Pastel Paper Pad.

As of 5 March 2025, this post has 2317 likes, pricing it at $2317 (USD). 

If you purchase this original oil pastel drawing, the related Instagram posts on @ddasuhan_ will be dedicated to you, giving you public written provenance as owner of the artwork. You can also receive a signed certificate of authenticity with a personalised note from Jisu Sang (@ddasuhan_) accompanying the picture to protect you from any future forgeries of the artwork.

Pricing contains the picture custom framed, ready-to-hang in museum glass with two colours mats frame boarders finished in either gold or champagne silver ornate wooden frames giving external measurements of 29.5cm (H) x 25.3 (W) to keep the artwork’s  investment quality.

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About “Moana 2 - Facing the Storm Together”:

I drew this picture because I really enjoyed the first movie and was really looking forward to this movie. I felt the thrill of experiencing something new, and going beyond the horizon really encouraged me to do the same. So I left my hometown of Daegu and went to Brisbane, Australia to do a working holiday visa. I also focused more on creating different @ddasuhan_s, and even trying to paint gouache paint for the first time.

To @ddasuhan “Moana 2 - Facing the Storm Together”:

In Korea, married couples live life much like what i see in this picture. Husband and wife and extended family on a little boat house following the stars heading to a destination where certain death awaits them. The sailing is often rough and treacherous at times, but always memorable and that they are in it together. I imagine this is the same in all countries and cultures around the world. So I feel this @ddasuhan_ is best suited for a married couple, for one of them to gift to the other to encourage them that while the sailing may be tough, they can do it with a smile on their faces, cheering each other on because they are in it together.