Losing memory aesthetic

"Am I?" Ellie just about screamed. Everyone went silent. "Am I really? We have spoken maybe twice in the last twenty years. Don't decide to one day call me you're great friend after everything that happened. Just because we all share trauma doesn't mean we're best friends. Maybe we were once upon a time, but that was a long, long time ago, Lena."

‼️Bu hikaye güçlü ve güçlü olmak için her savaşı veren kadınların hikayesidir.‼️ Yıllar yıllar önce bir kehanette bulunuldu. Bu kehanetden habersiz bir Asena yemin etti. Ben bir söz vermiştim ve bu can bu tende olduğu sürece de bu sözümü tutacaktım. Nevra Gece Karandım ben. Adım gibi geceye inat Nevra misali ışık saçan, yıllarca en zorlu görevlerde yer almış ve her şeyin üstesinden gelmiştim ama bazı şeyler vardı. Bilmediğim gerçekler vardı. Bir doru atı misali üzerime doğru koşuyordu…

Lost memories of skin in a digital world.

““i’ll go” “and i’ll stay” “ and we’ll both be okay” oil sketch from the last scene of normal people </3”

— You Don’t Just Lose Someone Once — You lose them over and over, sometimes many times a day. When the loss, momentarily forgotten, creeps up, and attacks you from behind. Fresh waves of grief as the realization hits home, they are gone. Again. You don’t just lose someone once, you lose them every time you open your eyes to a new dawn, and as you awaken, so does your memory, so does the jolting bolt of lightning that rips into your heart, they are gone. Again. Losing someone is a journey…

You're just a memory

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Roberto Cigna is an Italian-based illustrator and graphic designer. After studying cinema and mass media communications in northern Italy, and in Rome, Cigna began working as a graphic designer and an illustrator. Cigna’s style is simple, with minimal detail, and a strong narrative vision. His editorial and political illustrations appear in newspapers and magazines, and are used for corporate and educational branding.