Have you ever had your hear broken? (fashion illustration)



Have you ever had your heart broken? I think most of us have had that experience...Not just romantic girly girls (like the one on this illustrations) but practically everyone...and  you can get your heart broken in a number of ways, not just by your love interest but by life itself.

Perhaps we are all more connected by pain then by happiness. No matter what our personal style might be, we have all made mistakes. Perhaps there is a parallel that can be drawn there. No matter how different we might look, dress and act, the things we aspire to, the things we want are quite  often the same....including that little silly little thing called love.

We have all been disappointed. We have all been heart broken. Sometimes we get our heart broken because we mistake one thing from another. Sometimes we do something that we shouldn't have done. Sometimes others wrong us, sometimes we wrong others. From that common experience, we grow and  go on...some with more success, some with less...but we're all in this crazy thing called life together.


Comments

  1. hajducica20 February 2014 at 15:22

    Odlicna Ilustracija! Kaputic na tvojoj maloj damici je divan :)
    Svidja mi se i cela koncepcija bloga, inovativno nema sta ;))

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    1. Ivana Split21 February 2014 at 03:12

      hvala ti:) I ja bi rado jedan ovakav kaputić imala:)

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  2. Ivana20 February 2014 at 21:43

    Super tekst :) potpisujem

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  3. Katrin Bird20 February 2014 at 23:52

    Agree with ur words! Life is so surprised thing...
    Like ur fashion illustration) nice ;)

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  4. The Dainty Dolls House21 February 2014 at 01:21

    Very pretty and true doll...heart break is a part of life and it will happen to us all, but it''s what we do with it that determines how strong we are!! Have a lovely weekend xxx

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  5. Unknown21 February 2014 at 02:25

    Slažem se sa svime napisanim :)

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  6. Ivana Split21 February 2014 at 03:10

    hvala

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  7. Ivana Split21 February 2014 at 03:17

    thanks

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  8. Unknown21 February 2014 at 03:18

    Slažem se. Nema osobe kojoj se ne desi tako nešto i po više puta tokom celog života, i u ljubavi i van nje. Ali to je sve ono što nas čini jačim i boljim osobama na kraju...

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  9. Unknown21 February 2014 at 06:01

    Hai ragione! Bella anche l'illustrazione!


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  10. Lilli21 February 2014 at 06:39

    Ciao Ivana, mi piace tanto quello che hai scritto. Credo che accade a tutti nella vita ma è qualcosa che purtroppo serve per farci anche crescere ed imparare. Il tuo disegno è stupendo!:) Un bacio e buon weekend!:*

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  11. Bárbara Marques21 February 2014 at 08:49

    We have all had our hearts broken, one way or another!
    Hope everything is alright with you Ivana :)

    http://mykindofjoy.blogspot.pt/

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  12. Stella21 February 2014 at 09:53

    I think everyone has...
    Beautiful illustration!
    x
    Stella from a A Shiny Place

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  13. Unknown21 February 2014 at 12:01

    So beautiful post,i love your draws and your writting!!I hope your heart is full of love and not broken!!many kisses dear!
    http://shoppingtherapy153.blogspot.gr/

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  14. Alexandra Zakharova21 February 2014 at 12:04

    All of us had such heartbreak experience, for sure. Nevertheless, I'm of the opinion that in most of those situations our broken heart is our own guilt. Nobody else to blame. We often endow our close ones with such charities and features which they don't really posses. So when they act like we have never expected them to act we feel like we've been screwed.
    The drawing is very thematic, it's really great) Looks like your muse is still somewhere by your side:)

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    1. Ivana Split21 February 2014 at 12:46

      I agree....We are all responsible for ourselves...and most often we are the ones that break our own hearts.

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  15. Monsterchen21 February 2014 at 13:07

    what a beautiful and brilliant illustration again.
    yes i agree with you i think you can be heart broken in different ways, and it´s always painful to put the pieces together again, but i think behind everything is some reason, or a lesson to learn. so the most important thing is to go ahead and never loose hope and faith ;)

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  16. Dressed With Soul21 February 2014 at 14:28

    Oh, yes I did! And I also made already so many mistakes in my life - and today, too ... I hope really that in the end all these things in life make any sense :) I believe that we live because we have something to learn and the life is a kind of a grade of school, and this model helps me often when strange things happen or I did things which I really regret.

    And your drawing is lovely as usual.

    Happy weekend for you!

    xx from Bavaria/Germany, Rena

    www.dressedwithsoul.blogspot.de

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  17. Inez22 February 2014 at 06:50

    Nicely written and drawn, xoxo.

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  18. Caro *23 February 2014 at 15:23

    Perfect illustration. You are talented :)

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