Korean Minhwa Workshop: Paint Hojakdo, the Traditional Korean Folk Art That Inspired KPop Demon Hunters

Have you watched Netflix’s hit animated film KPop Demon Hunters? Did you know that the beloved tiger and magpie characters were inspired by Hojakdo (호작도), a traditional Korean folk painting that has been cherished in Korea for centuries?

Join the Korean American Center for a special two-session Korean Minhwa Workshop and discover the beauty, symbolism, and storytelling of Hojakdo, the iconic Korean folk painting featuring a playful tiger and magpie. Participants will learn about the cultural significance of this beloved art form while creating their own traditional Korean artwork under the guidance of an experienced instructor.

No prior art experience is necessary. All materials will be provided, and participants will take home their completed artwork at the end of the workshop.

1. Workshop Details

   • – Dates: Saturday, July 18 & Saturday, July 25, 2026
   • – Registration Fee: $120 per person
   • – Location: 20 Truman St Suite 101, Irvine, CA 92620
   • – Materials: All materials included

2. Eligibility

   • – Open to participants ages 16 and older
   • – Participants ages 13-15 may attend with a registered parent or adult guardian

Whether you’re a fan of KPop Demon Hunters, interested in Korean culture, or simply looking for a unique artistic experience, this workshop offers a fun and meaningful introduction to the world of Korean traditional art.

Space is limited. Register today to reserve your spot!