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Hellooo!! I'm working on a new little McLennon comic, it's taking me a bit longer than the previous ones hahaha but I thought I'd share some little updates for once :p

I've finished the lineart, all that's left is rendering (very long process); I think I'll be done by next week!

As for my process, nothing's changed, I always start with a paper sketch then go straight to digital (and for once I skipped the detailed sketch to save some time)

To be continued…..

taepomme

Rendering time :p

taepomme

I still tend to overdo it haha + did 3/6 pages :p

^ I was mainly inspired by this painting by Terry Furchgott and by Mike Hall for the textures and the atmosphere

tzunarii

Human red❤️

He's so cute

oozylittleabortedfetus

Jhonny

pieppl

robindotcom

its THE mclennon monday!!!!!

yeoman-lawyer

a tale as old as time

muzaktomyears

Most English schools taught French as the main foreign language, but some pupils had learned German. Fortunately, Paul McCartney, who had attended Liverpool Institute, was one of them, and this helped the Beatles to engage with the fans. Dicky Tarrach from the German band, the Rattles, recalls, “The Beatles were the first guys I had seen who talked to the audience. All the other bands said, “Thank you, the next song is…” The Beatles made jokes onstage, they were very intelligent, and they had German girlfriends and so they were learning the language, and they spoke a mixture of German and English to the audience. John Lennon had a toilet seat round his head once. They were laughing a lot and that inspired us to tell little stories and to talk to the audience.” Later, John brought a photograph of himself with that toilet seat back to Liverpool and gave it to Bill Harry for inclusion in Mersey Beat. A horrified Brian Epstein rushed to Harry’s office to reclaim it before publication. McCartney developed boundless self-confidence in those years, as illustrated by this anecdote from Bobby Thomson of the Dominoes. “Paul spoke fluent German and I saw him teaching the Germans to speak English. He said, ‘Here's a good word – banana.’ The whole crowd went ‘Banana.’ You can imagine what that sounded like. Then he said ‘Apple’ and they went ‘Apple.’ He said, ‘Here’s a very hard one—Orange.’ They all yelled ‘Orange,’ except for this one voice at the back which went ‘Banana.’”

The Beatles in Hamburg, Spencer Leigh (2011)

ronanxing

are you bored yet?

moomeecore

one million petey the cat forever

pieppl

ur artstyle is so cute!! <3 i think its really nice how u stylize their features!! could u maybe draw starrison or mcstarr? :o also happy late beatles day!!!!