Painter of the Wind

Kim Hong Do, while furtively painting a tiger, locks eyes with it and gets into a predicament when chased. He faces off with the tiger on a cliff.

The students, including Yoon Bok, each in their houses, are absorbed in solving the homework Hong Do assigns.

The Minister of Culture and Education accepts Kim Hong Do's opinion and points out Shin Yoon Bok. Young Bok is sent to the color mixing room.

Hong Do hears the news that Seo Jing's daughter is alive.

Yoon Bok, passing by a well, is pushed into the well by someone and the painting is stolen.

Kim Hong Do shouts to properly appraise a painting from which naturalism and vividness can be felt.

Hong Do, scolding Yoon Bok for getting caught with a gisaeng, slaps Yoon Bok across the face.

Yoon Bok paints the royal portrait and tries to bring Young Bok back to Dohwaseo.

Hong Do, without his glasses, is unable to see the drawn lines and in the end, instructs Yoon Bok to paint.

Hong Do, breaking the rule which restricts leaving the palace during the painting of the royal portrait, goes outside to retrieve the coloring powder.

Young Bok, enduring the danger of breathing toxic gas for Yoon Bok's sake, makes coloring powder.

Young Bok, at the fault of having rushed to make the coloring powder, is poisoned and while hallucinating misses his step.

Hong Do seeks out King Jeongjo and earnestly asks him to show generosity to Yoon Bok.

Kim Jo Nyeon, having shared an intimate conversation with Jeong Hyang, seeks out Shin Han Pyeong.

Hyo Won, after seeing Yoon Bok dressed as a woman, his heart pounds.

Yoon Bok recognizes the painting her father painted and is shocked by Hong Do's words that he was his best friend.

At Kim Jo Nyeon's house, Yoon Bok paints, The Hero at the Brothel.

Yoon Bok paints Jeong Hyang wearing a mourning dress and smiling in the painting, Vulgar Wife's Spring Viewing.

The painting competition begins and Hong Do paints Wrestling, and Yoon Bok paints Dance with Two Knives.

Yoon Bok leaves a painting of a beautiful woman and disappears like the wind.