Bluey in Brisbane

Doing my working holiday year in Brisbane, I was welcomed at the airport with the banners - Welcome to Bluey’s world, and every toy section you see will have a range of Bluey products.

Pastel Drawing A5 Mungyo Oil Pastel Paper Pad.

Currently offered as a early bird opportunity priced at the special $250 (USD), as of 13 March 2025, this post has 488 likes. The early bird price will be valued for the next 90 days ending 13 June 2025, on which it will be priced according to its likes per dollar value at the 90 days. 

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 picture only, we recommend you to custom frame the artwork 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 Bluey in Brisbane:

I haven’t watched the show yet but I did look at some children’s books in a book store. Bluey is a family dog who looks after his kids taking them out to local places and teaching them about the plants, animals and natural landscapes in the area. The guest house manager tells me this is how his father and fathers in Australia often spend them time and weekends with their kids. It was very different to how kids grow up in Korea. So I came to like the Bluey franchise and hope that one day Korea can be more like Brisbane in this regard. 

It is also worthy to note that in response to the posting of this picture, the official Bluey Instagram account asked me if they could have the rights to use the drawing. It really made my day.

To @ddasuhan_ “Bluey in Brisbane”:

Growing up in Korea was terrible as a child. I couldn’t plan any games, watch cartoons so much or go anywhere. My parents just worked and I studied and I could draw pictures to relax. I guess that’s what make me the artist I am today. Seeing kids everywhere having fun, at the theme parks on the Gold Coast, running around in the park behind the guest house every afternoon. At the shopping malls with their parents. It’s totally opposite from Korea. It does make me wonder if I could stay in Brisbane, would my life be like this? Bluey is a great father to his family. He’s a local hero, that deserves to be a @ddashuan_ I do love the Bluey lifestyle and giving this @ddashuan_ to someone says to them, thanks for being a great dad.