Before becoming an actress, Jung Eun Hye was a talented artist.

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Our Blues, a K-Drama series, gained recognition and backing for its authentic portrayal of endearing yet imperfect characters. 

In an omnibus format set against the scenic backdrop of Jeju Island, the series delves into the bittersweet lives of individuals either at the peak, conclusion, or commencement of their lives.
 
Our Blue
Our Blues poster | tvN

The drama was also applauded for its decision to cast an actress with Down Syndrome to portray a character with the same condition. 

Jung Eun Hye | tvN
Jung Eun Hye | tvN

Jung Eun Hye portrayed the character of Lee Young Hee, the sister of Lee Young Oak (played by Han Ji Min), in the series. Young Hee, an artist who resides in a care home, is the subject of an episode that delves into the complex bond of guilt, strife, and affection between the two siblings.
 
Han Ji Min and Jung Eun Hye | tvN
Han Ji Min and Jung Eun Hye | tvN

Young Hee's character was specifically created by writer Noh Hee Kyung, who drew inspiration from Jung Eun Hye's real-life artistic talent and experience as a caricature artist. 

| The Korea Times
The Korea Times


Jung Eun Hye maintains a YouTube channel where she shares videos documenting her creative process as well as her daily life. 


Jung Eun Hye has recently created a caricature painting titled "Jennie with a Blue Rose," which features BLACKPINK's Jennie as the subject. 
“Jennie with a Blue Rose” | KBIZoom
“Jennie with a Blue Rose” | KBIZoom

The painting was inspired by Jennie receiving a bouquet of blue roses from her mother every year for her birthday. 
BLACKPINK’s Jennie | @jennierubyjane/Instagram
BLACKPINK’s Jennie | @jennierubyjane/Instagram

In her song "You Never Know," Jennie expresses her desire to have her room filled with blue flowers as a reminder that she will always be able to remember and endure life's challenges. 

| @jennierubyjane/Instagram
@jennierubyjane/Instagram

 

| @jennierubyjane/Instagram
@jennierubyjane/Instagram

 As part of the "Blue Rose" campaign, the artwork "Jennie with a Blue Rose" is currently exhibited at the Enver Gallery.

The campaign aims to donate the proceeds from the sales of the artwork to aid individuals with developmental disabilities.