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Published: 2007-05-28 15:14:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 7579; Favourites: 230; Downloads: 203
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folklore attack No 2.this time it's [fake] Russian.
open her and find her once more!
once more!
once more!
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make-up and modeling: ~Grenadine-rea [link]
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no no. nvm, she reminds me of a different lady, her name also starts with M (: but well, she looks wooden too (;
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(:
btw, are you going to make some more folklore-tour-de-europe-photos?
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hmm I didn't plan to, but you're not the only one who encourages me to do so... the problem is that I don't really have folkolore artifacts from other countries. but if you send me some, I promise I will include it/them in a photo...
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well, some people rather find it frightening...
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hmm.. never thought of it that way.. but i guess if you woke up and this was right in your face, perhaps.
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ez megint jó lett! hátborzongató a nézése. jó a szórt fény is...
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köszönöm!
először elég lapos fényben fotóztam, aztán rájöttem, hogy kellene neki valami 3D kiterjedést is adni, onnantól pedig eloltottam ez egyik lámpát...
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she looks so much like a real doll! excellent work!
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this is dedicated to my country ^__^ muagaga ^__^
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well, if you wish, we can say that, yes.
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amazing eyes. not sure if I understand the photo, though.
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don't you know matrioshka dolls? it's a traditional russian painted wooden doll that you can open and take out its own copy from the stomach. then you can open the smaller one as well... and so forth.
and it looks like this.
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oooooooh! those! i used to have a set of those. i loved those dolls. I didn't know they had a name.
you got the shape down perfectly. nicely done, dude.
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I am relieved that finally you know what I wanted to show.
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I am relieved that finally you know what I wanted to show.
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Hahahaha! This made me smile 
And then randomly, someone (can't remember if it was a friend or a relative) had a Matrioshka set of Communist Leaders, LOL!
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oh, "actualised" matrioshkas are everywhere...
thanks! my grandmother also has some of them... probably that's where the inspiration comes from.
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Very dramatic and well done.
With something like this its very easy to screw up, but you, your stylist and model handled it so great.
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thank you very much!
I really hoped it would work out finally, but thanks to her talent, it was almost easy to take the shot.
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cool!
I so envy you. a good stylist is so hard to find
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Wow! Her make up is amazing! It reminds me of the matrioshka dolls my aunt collected when I was younger. I loved playing with them. Thanks for bringing these memories back.
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omg, she looks really ceramic...
for now i really like your folklore attack (:
continue a good job.
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thanks a lot!
I am not sure if the attack will continue, but I appreciate your comment.
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why?
i was hoping you'll do my country too
but that would be probably a little bit harder
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probably... what would you propose as a subject for that?
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hmmm... i don't know, something with red and white squarse [link] , but that's not so ethnologic...
maybe something to do with gourds, 'cause gourds from pag is well known. [link]
or something to do with this: [link] [link]
now there is your material
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now check my latest journal entry and send me something physical...
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echt echt. ausser dem tuch, der kommt aus Venezia.
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she really looks like a doll.
ez a szep. is that how you say it in hungarian?
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"ez a szé
but I can perfectly understand what you mean, so thanks!
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hehe.
i tried to learn hungarian one year ago.
and all i learnd was EZ A LOPTA SZEP or CSUNYE. hehe.
although now i'm not really sure that i remembered it well.
hehehe.
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LOPTA? hmm... what can that be? laptop?
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isn't lopta a ball?
hehe.
i remembered some hungarian words because they are the same as croatian, such as: lopta, szoba, or taska. hehe.
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oooooh you mean "labda"! yesyes.
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LABDA is BALL?
no kidding.
i thought it was LOPTA.
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hmm you were probably misled by the pronounciation, where the "b" becomes somewhat similar to "p".
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perhaps.
i don't really know.
hehe.
i like hungarian, however.
hej dunarol fuj a szel. hehe.
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