That is the saddest thing ...Najtužnije je....






" That is the saddest thing when you lose someone you love- that person keeps changing. And later you wonder. Is it the same person I  lost? Maybe you lost more, maybe less, there are thousand things that come from imagination and you don't know which is which, which was true, which is false". Amy Tan, The Kitchen God's Wife


" Kad izgubiš nekoga koga ljubiš, najtužnije je baš to što se ta osoba stalno mijenja. Kasnije se zato pitaš: je li to ista ona osoba koju sam izgubila? Možda si izgubila više, možda manje, deset je tisuća stvari koje ti naviru iz pamćenja ili mašte- a ti ne znaš što je što, što je istinito, a što lažno." Amy Tan, Žena boga kuhinje

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  1. Ely26 August 2014 at 13:17

    It's incredible how you give at your paintings.. a soul. That eyes, so sad and sweet, so painful but in a melancholy manner... you're amazing dear.. :* Lots of love and a big big hug. It's beautiful <3 <3

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  2. MateaTPol26 August 2014 at 13:50

    divan citat!

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  3. lamodalena26 August 2014 at 14:27

    piekny auto-portret! :)

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  4. Caro *26 August 2014 at 14:40

    Beautiful <3

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  5. Julie Khuu | Haute Khuuture26 August 2014 at 15:45

    Beautifully captured! I can sense her pain, you've done wonders as the artist! Brava! Thank you for taking the time to swing by love, hope to see you back soon!

    xo-Julie
    Peace. Love. LOL!

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  6. Ivana26 August 2014 at 23:29

    Hvala ti na lijepim rijecima za rodjendan. Da, bio je jucer... hvala od srca!
    Citat je divan... mocan, emotivan i tako istinit. Ilustracija je takodjer takva. Jako si realisticno prikazala neizmjernu tugu u njenim ocima...

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  7. Unknown26 August 2014 at 23:33

    Baš si uspjela prenijeti taj osjećaj tuge i gubitka u očima, divno.

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  8. Elisa Zanetti27 August 2014 at 04:50

    beautiful and sad

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  9. Unknown27 August 2014 at 05:20

    Mislim da nisi mogla bolje da ilustruješ tugu iz citata. Ipak, nadam se samo da je tu u umetničke svrhe ;)

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  10. the chilicool27 August 2014 at 05:43

    Very beautiful!
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  11. Unknown27 August 2014 at 05:47

    Belle sia la citazione che l'illustrazione!


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  12. Silvia Negretti27 August 2014 at 07:17

    Bellissima illustrazione, hai riprodotto perfettamente le emozioni che hai descritto con quella citazione! :)
    Baci!
    S
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  13. Mihaela Pojogu27 August 2014 at 07:19

    The words and your drawing... complete each other!

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  14. Unknown27 August 2014 at 07:43

    Love your drawings!!

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  15. L.E.N K27 August 2014 at 08:22

    New illustration! Cool as ever!
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  16. Selvaggia Capizzi27 August 2014 at 09:39

    mamma mia ivana, si vede davvero la tristezza, brava brava!
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  17. Dressed With Soul27 August 2014 at 10:11

    Oh, so true! Amy Tan is so wise, as already mentioned, I love her books, too, And for sure the drawing you show today, which fits perfect to the sentences you wrote below.

    xx from Germany/Bavaria, Rena

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  18. FASHION TALES27 August 2014 at 11:22

    Great illustration, you can see the emotion in your drawing well.
    /Madison
    Sieht sehr lecker!
    lg,
    Madison :)
    Seasoned Versatility // Berlin Style

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  19. Lilli27 August 2014 at 11:43

    Credo sia qualcosa a cui si può rispondere solo con il tempo. Il tuo disegno è bellissimo, gli occhi rispecchiano bene quelle parole. Buona serata Ivana!

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  20. Alexandra Zakharova27 August 2014 at 14:02

    oh, sometimes we really expect too much from the people around us, so when they come short of our expectations we feel ourselves deeply unhappy and betrayed. But the truth is that we have just overreached ourselves. That is so right that a lot of things are just coming from our imagination, and we can't really claim to be objective.
    That painting looks so sad and sorrowful, probably it corresponds to your state of mind. In this case I just hope that things will sort themselves and the skies will clear for you, dear Ivana. God bless you, take care!

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    1. Ivana Split28 August 2014 at 01:28

      that is very true...sometimes it is hard to separate what is real and what is the product of our imagination.

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  21. gigi27 August 2014 at 14:59

    beautiful! love the drawing too. xx. gigi. www.gigikkitchen.com

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  22. Romy Cañadas Moreno27 August 2014 at 15:04

    Te has cansado de vistas dinámicas? A mi me sucedió lo mismo...le das vida a tus dibujos! Enhorabuena!!
    Besos

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  23. Selvaggia Capizzi28 August 2014 at 00:49

    Buona giornata ivana!

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  24. Unknown28 August 2014 at 05:28

    Da, zaista je divan citat Ivana!

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  25. Jeeda4 September 2014 at 15:04

    Beautiful...I love how the eyes/face convey the words

    http://thelittlebigobsession.blogspot.co.uk

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