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A few more of my John Lennon and Beatles digital paintings I have done!
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Here’s a digital painting I have done of all 4 Beatles each in a different era!
Thank you!So cool! Love these.
Thank you!I love this!! These are the teachers we need more of
Thanks!You are so talented! You did a super duper job.
Thanks!Incredible!!!
Obrigada, Ingryd.Thanks!
Fantastic work!Colorized a 1964 John photograph today! I'll also attach the original image!
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GOD THIS IS INCREDIBLE!!!!!love ur style and use of simple shapes and lines this looks so gorgeous ARGGJohn and Yoko! Joko!View attachment 215
Really creative, love seeing something different!Not to confident in drawing Yoko in my style yet so I drew her as a Tibetan fox.. idk I thought it weirdly fit her))))
WOAH this is such a creative way to look at it!!Not to confident in drawing Yoko in my style yet so I drew her as a Tibetan fox.. idk I thought it weirdly fit her))))
thank you so much!I love your style. It has a strong impact with the greyscale and the light. It makes me think of Christianity, makes me think of Buddhism, but most important--we can all be a light in the dark, and you understand that in the way you created this. Beautiful!
Couldn’t upload the actual photos. This is a small representation.Every year, Pepperdine University creates a memorial on their grand lawn to honor the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Waves of Flags is a display of flags representing all of the people and countries affected by the event. It’s an impressive and sobering experience.
Today, as I walked through the flags, I thought of Yoko- and the treasure hunt- when I saw the Japanese flag. I took these photos to share here. As we honor those who perished on that fateful day, we can also honor ourselves as we carry on.
Here are the flags from the birthplaces of John, Yoko, … and me!
#NeverForget and always #Imagine there’s no countries.
(Except for our country of Nutopia, of course!)
Thank you for your lovely comment. I'm very fond of it. I bought it earlier this year from an arts dealer in Bonn, Germany. He's a friend of Klaus Voormann's. Have a good dayThat is so beautiful! And there's such a power and love with mixed media because the creative process is tangible, it's there. That's very beautiful, thank you for sharing it.
You are fantastic, Ivy! I feel very lucky that you found me and shared with me your beautiful story with the wonderful kids that you teach! Thank you for doing what you're doing!I am a writer and I teach people how to write and translate their souls into words.
This September I am going to teach young children how to write postcards: I made two options, one of Abbey Road and other of the Yellow Submarine so they can color.
My idea came after the Ringo's book, Postcards From The Boys. He collected the postcards from George, John and Paul for years before publishing.
If the Beatles loved postcard, it is a good sign that children would love too.
My classes are free and in poor aeras. I believe that that is my art: introduce the Beatles and writing postcards so children will love both forever. Simple but efficient.