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oil painting (before and after) / ulje na platnu (prije i kasnije)
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This oil painting of mine seems to have a life of its own. Is it finally finished? I haven't got a clue.
Ovo moje ulje na platnu ima neki svoj život. Je li konačno dovršena ova slika? Nemam pojma.
Dear Ivana, your art is living! And I think especially this fact is essential. For me your art (which I always like so much and also in this case I like both versions) is a mirror and an expression about what in your life and soul is happening. And therefore I'm not astonished that you can't say if a picture is finished or not as you are in the prime of life <3 Happy 3rd Advent!
I love how creative you are, Ivana. From sewing, painting, you are able to do all the things that I can't. I do wish I can paint but I am never a creative person so good for you to be able to create beautiful pictures.
Hello, dear readers! In this post, I'll review The Painted Veil , a novel by British writer William Somerset Maugham. Published in 1925, this novel was initially considered controversial because of its frank portrayal of martial infidelity. However, I think the implication of diplomatic corruption and the critique of British class system had something to do with it as well. Perhaps it hit a bit too close too home for the 1920th society, and for some especially so. The author faced a lawsuit and had to change the surnames of its protagonist, something that he talks about in the Preface . Moreover, Maugham had to replace Hong Kong with an imaginary name Tching-Yen, thought, this imaginary name was not used in later editions. We don't know whether Maugham was inspired by any particular couple when writing this story, but we do know that he draw from his work experience as a doctor and his dabbling in science. This novel, whose title is a direct reference to Shelley's famous ...
Today I'll share a review for Ward No. 6 ( Палата № 6) a short story by Anton Chekhov. First published in 1892, this story is still relevant. It criticizes society (especially its treatment of mentally ill) through observing one doctor's existential crisis. While telling a story of one doctor's burnout, Ward No.6 opens many interesting questions about human suffering and the meaning of life. While I was in Split, I stumbled across an Italian edition of this story in a that antique/second hand bookshop I told you about, so I bought it. Short stories are a great choice whenever you're pressed for time. I have already read this story in Croatian a couple of times. Possibly I had also listened to some of the Russian audio-versions on YouTube at some point, but I'm not certain. I'm actually listening to the above mentioned and linked audiobook while I'm putting this post together, just to refresh my memory. You can read this short story in English for free on...
Time for another "Inspired by" post . This is a regular feature on my blog where I post my illustrations of fashion bloggers. You can see some of my previous illustrations here , here , here and here . Blogger illustrated today is +Tijana J. Dominguez Vrijeme za još jednu " Nadahnuta s" objavu ( inače redovita rubrika na mom blogu koja se sastoji od mojih ilustracija modnih blogerica) . ...Možete pogledati neke moje prošle ilustracije modnih blogerica ovdje , ovdje , ovdje i ovdje . Danas ilustrirana blogerica je +Tijana J. Dominguez inspired by...... http://fashionabejita.blogspot.com/ http://fashionabejita.blogspot.com/ MORE ILLUSTRATIONS OF TIJANA MORE OF MY INSPIRED BY ART.... FASHION ILLUSTRATION WEDNESDAY: INSPIRED BY VIX FROM FASHION VIXED 2022 INSPIRED BY MICA, SHEILA AND BLAIR 2020 INSPIRED BY VIX, LOVELY AND AKIKO (WATERCOLOUR PENCILS) 2020 INSPIRED BY AKIKO, LOVELY AND VI...
It was over 40 degrees Celsius (that's over 100 Fahrenheit) when these photographs were taken. Seriously! I'm obviously a desert type when I'm able to enjoy being out at midday in a city that is practically an oven. If you did not know Mostar city is surrounded by mountains and hills which pretty much turns it into an urban oven. Yes, this city is a champion of unbelievably high temperatures during the Summer. So, this hat was as much a necessity as a fashion statement. Wearing a hat when temperature is over 100 Fahrenheit is a sound idea, believe me. Speaking of Fahrenheits, have you read Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury? You should, you know, it really is a brilliant dystopian novel. I find it uncanny how much some writers were able to guess the future, down to minute details. Every time when I ponder about our modern society problems and questionable practices, I think of this novel and I realize I'm not crazy. Some things are just wrong and that's the way it...
Baš fora...Ja bih rekla da je dovršena :)
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Che bello, Ivana! Complimenti. Caterina www.imieioutfit.blogspot.com
ReplyDeletewonderful painting! :)
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Gorgeous !!! you painting lovely babe :)
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Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing))
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Baš te idu lica :) Čini mi se dovršenom
ReplyDeletei love the face of that lady and the color you choose.
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Dear Ivana, your art is living! And I think especially this fact is essential. For me your art (which I always like so much and also in this case I like both versions) is a mirror and an expression about what in your life and soul is happening. And therefore I'm not astonished that you can't say if a picture is finished or not as you are in the prime of life <3 Happy 3rd Advent!
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Hello Ivana, I really like your picture! I really feel the soul in it!
ReplyDeletethank you much! that's a lovely comment!
DeleteFor me - it's finished. Great hair, love it!!!!
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maybe it is finished...we shall see....
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So artist !!!!!!!!!!!!
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What a transformation! Very expressive painting.
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It is a wonderful and creative work. So fun that you are not sure if it is finished :) Looks great dear! xoxo
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Lovely painting dear! x
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I love how creative you are, Ivana. From sewing, painting, you are able to do all the things that I can't. I do wish I can paint but I am never a creative person so good for you to be able to create beautiful pictures.
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I ja mislim da je to-to! Odlicno izgleda i ja ne bih vise nista mijenjala!
ReplyDeleteThe hair of the lady in the picture looks like it has blended in with the surroundings, amazing illustration!
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I was trying to achieve that!
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It`s a nice picture, I myself am not an artist but my bff is and her favorite technique is oil painting, it does sound great :)
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It is very pretty. Creativity doesn't have to be rushed. Well done Ivana.
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Marvelous painting. Congratulations for this very good job :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! Amazing job, congrats! (:
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