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Published: 2019-03-31 14:02:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 6019; Favourites: 284; Downloads: 0
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Домой не зовут.
4/?
As in any work from these series, there could be multiple connotations. Make of it what you will.
Concerning kikimory .
In case you haven't seen something like it — those are car tyres painted and half-dug into the ground, the common thing for any russian playground.
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Замечательная работа! Очень глубокая. Все верно! Только русский может понять все детали и отсылки. Творческих Вам успехов.
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That moment when you realize that you should stop smoking this shit...
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It looks so much like my country, Romania, both the buildings and those playground tyres. Which makes this all the more creepy and atmospheric for me. I absolutely love the colouring, the striking different between the desaturated background and the red foreground as well as the way the style shifts from realistic to fantastic.
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Guess such sight is universal, in some ways)
Thank you! Glad if it read that way)
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Good picture. A bit sad.
I’ve seen those tyres in other places.
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Thank you)
I don't know how much of a universal thing this is, so I had to clarify just in case) I can only assume that it can be found in post-soviet counties at the very least.
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This looks great, like its both flat and three dimensional.
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Thank you! Glad if it looks this way)
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Kikimora, one of the household spirits in slavic folklore.
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