Before the Beatles, the world was one way. After them, it was another. Four young men from Liverpool didn’t just change music — they changed what a generation believed was possible: that you could dream out loud, love openly, and ask the whole planet to imagine something better.
John carried that message furthest. The Union Jack is painted across his face — where he came from. The gold world map stretches out beside him — everywhere his voice reached. And running through the landscape is a vibration, a frequency: the sound of a song still moving through the world, with a peace sign rising out of the colour like a flag.
Stand in front of him a moment. That frequency is still playing.
“Imagine all the people living life in peace.”
30″ × 30″. Acrylic on canvas, 2026. Handmade original, one of a kind.
Part of my Sgt. Pepper portrait series — my love letter to my favourite band ever.