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shinga — Prosti Za Lubov
Published: 2007-01-26 03:17:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 9428; Favourites: 110; Downloads: 0
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Been listening to Yulia Savicheva... song title the same as this picture's title. Beautiful song, but... very sad. After a while it just depresses me."Forgive me for love..."
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Your art is beautiful and this is one of my favourite songs! I'm so glad I found your gallery.
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OMG,the picture is soooo BEAUTIFUL!!!!
And I love Savicheva's songs. Especially "Kak tvoi dela" (How you're doing) and "Zdravstvui eto ya" (Hello, it's me). I wish that someone would illustrate them too...
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oh, ur pictures r much more beautiful than Savicheva`s songs.
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I can't help but notice that though several people were confused about what is obviously a pillow, no one has wondered WHY she is naked and in a cave. The drawing is fantastic, but how and why is she there? What is her backstory? Why am I such a loser that I care?
Questions for humanity, I suppose.
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very dark, and depressing ... it really conveys the emotion
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GOD, how do you make your pics EMOTE so friggin' much? SO envious.
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Oooooh very nice 
I love listening to Russian music even though I dont know Russian. I have picked up some Russian from listening to it though, for instance I knew 'Prosti' meant forgive me or forgive or something.
At first glance i thought that pillow was a dress O.o
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She looks so sad, so forlorn...
It's not really all that often that a piece of artwork makes me really sympathize with the character portrayed, but right this minute I'm feeling the impulse to throw my fluffiest bathrobe into the dryer till it's toasty-warm, then give it to her along with some hot cocoa and words of reassurance/comfort.
Well done!
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you listen to russian songs? cool
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So sad... and beautiful, all at the same time...
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Well, as I`m russian and understand the whole song, I must say it`s very compare to the picture, the sadness and feelings and all.
It`s very nice. You like russian songs or something?(and do you understand russian? o_O)
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I like a lot of Russian music, but I listen to a ton of stuff in a variety of languages. I only understand a bare bit of Russian
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I see.
Haha when I checked my devmessages I thought I was seeing things, I never saw a person who would listen to russian music here before. Coolio.
Hmm, do you like Liube?
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Shelooks so unhappy. good expression, I especially like the hands and feet. Is that a pillow she is holding?
kinda wish she had some tears, would really embrace the feelin I am getting from this pic
Good Job Amanda!
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It's Russian. And yes, it's a pillow
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The title and the singer are russian :> I`m russian, I should know that stuff ^^
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"Prosti Za Lubov", I'm gonna check out this song.
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Oh I get it! It's a pillow! I kept trying to figure out what's with her clothes, and then it hit me. Man, my eye sight is bad when I can't even look at something this close and see it (computer screen distance is not far.)
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very cool... reminds me of 's song contest... I need to start working on that.
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Totally true. I myself love sad songs, they always somehow convey more emotion than 'homies gettin' down in da club'. I don't know, must just be me, lol. But I can only listen to a few before I start getting depressed myself. And my sister thinks I'm a total dweeb because some songs actually make me cry (I can't think about the lyrics when singing along to 'Youth of the Nation' by Linkin Park, for example).
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I also agree... and you can flame me for this , but I believe 'Youth of the Nation' was by P.O.D. I'm not aware of a version by Linkin Park. 
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... You know, you're right. I sometimes get all the emo bands mixed up. >_< Thanks!
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I can totally relate to that, some songs just make you want to sob, for me it's 'Overcome' by Live. It's like watching sad movies, you still have a reaction.
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Nice pic.
Depressing, but very nice.
I guess I'd need to hear this song to understand it, huh?
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O.o why can you understand what she's singing? O.o
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I know veeery few bits and pieces of Russian. Enough that I understood some of what she's saying. I know bits and pieces of a LOT of languages... ^_^;
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Oh! What languages?
Ok I just realised how old this comment I'm replying to is...
Oops.
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And this comment shall be even more so ridiculous VeraAda, 2009.
Failed po-russki.
Strasveche, Strasve
Privit, Dasvedanya, dga, vikiy vikiy Vostok...
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Haha.
Failed po russki eh?
I can kinda see that, I speak Russian and I'm not too sure what you mean by 'dga' and 'vikiy vikiy'
PrivEt & dOsvedanya
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Sorry, the 'dga' and 'vikiy vikiy' were reprints from Marcinko. Supposedly, "vikiy vikiy Vostok" is slang for wild, wild East. Or some such.
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Ohhhh you mean Dikiy
Hehe
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lol, alright. ^^ i'm russian, which is why i ask. i woulda thought that if you knew russian (like, fluently), i woulda known about it by now. >> then again, i once spent an entire quarter being taught lasers and optics by a guy named Roland Winston (who had no accent, mind you)... and on the last day found out that he was born and raised in moscow, two subway stops away from me. *facedesk*
anyways. i don't think i know that song. or, i might have heard it on the radio a million times, but don't associate the name with the song. she has a new one out, very pretty, called either "malo" or "rasve malo". ^^
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My theory would be Shinga knows Russian.
Just a theory, though.
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Yeah, that's a fine theory... but it only further underlines my holy-crap-tastic obliviousness to such simple solutions... I don't know how many years I've been around her... and I never knew. O.o Which is important. Because I'm russian. *facedesk*
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Wait one little second, I actually got first comment o_o WHOOT :whoot:
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