The brave Women of Kiev by UteBigSmile
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I thank all the Artists who finally brought me to post a new graphic after all. 😘
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This image is dedicated to all the brave women of Ukraine.
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Comments (33)
An excellent image, I just hope it doesn't get much worse. It is so sad that they don't want to be there and are forced to serve a madman. Try not to watch the news to much, it is bad for the soul -of course we still need to know what is going on, and it changes by the minute.
C'est une scène très bien construite Ute. Les effets de fumée, atmosphère sont très réussis. Quant à cette guerre, peut-être sommes nous un peu plus unis devant cette horreur
Se serait vivement à souhaiter!
well, if I'm one of the artists who inspired you to post more images, I'm happy. Your images have been essential. I'm at 90 minutes, so I'll end with this. (Apologies to the many images I didn't comment on...but you're probably getting a headache from seeing 12 or 13 of my comments in one night! I loved your Mr Bong image, and more of your solo portraits, and on and on...but I have to stop now, so I'll end with this...)
The women have been very brave in Ukraina; as have all the people who took up arms. Ask any soldier how much training they get before they go into war: They go through weeks and weeks of training. To take up weapons and fight the Russian army with little training, is hard. Your scene is a real urban war scene: The ground filled with debris. The air is filled with smoke. The buildings are still standing, but we don't know how long. And you have two totally wrecked cars, w/ that woman protecting her homeland alongside the other soldiers. You have dabs of red (in leaflets on the ground, and in the smashed headlights): signs of life. Another powerful war image from you---and I truly hope you won't have any more reason to post these again: Ie, I hope the damned war stops! Completely. I don't know how the Russian army can keep doing this, knowing that their leader is out-and-out insane. I hope it's over soon. Very powerful work again, Ute. I wish you all the best, hope you and Rene are healthy, and I'll be back for more as soon as I can. Thanks for all the art and inspiration, it's much appreciated.
No problem dear Mark, you do what you can, because you're not the youngest here anymore, I've also had a hard time writing comments lately and keep me afloat with a lot of copy-pase comments! All the best to you too and above all stay healthy!
PS. I just finished another historical image and I gonna dedicate it to you right now!