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Boom Boom Boom! Art Inspired By Songs Of The Blues
Acclaimed artists from around the world create original paintings inspired by old school delta blues lyricists like Muddy Waters and Willie Dixon as well as rock n' blues songwriters such as Stevie Ray Vaughn.
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Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds
Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds
Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds
Lisbon based graffiti artist Kas uses lyrics from "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" for his trippy original artwork.
Come Together
Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds
Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds
LA artist Karen Bystedt incorporates her photo of Andy Warhol into her "Come Together" tribute.
Strawberry Fields Forever
Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds
Strawberry Fields Forever
French artist Lionel Dumas is inspired by the lyric "Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see".
Working Class Hero
Working Class Hero
Strawberry Fields Forever
LA artist Alejandro Gehry takes a sexy stab at "Working Class Hero".
Imagine
Working Class Hero
Imagine
LA collage artist Brayden Bugazzi uses his unique collage technique to form his colorful portrait of Lennon.
God
Working Class Hero
Imagine
Italian artist Filippo Fiumani creates a graffiti-infused tribute to John Lennon's song "God" with his artwork.
Tomorrow Never Knows
Tomorrow Never Knows
Tomorrow Never Knows
LA artist Randy Focazio takes us down the Lennon surrealist rabbit hole for his twisty take on the lyrics "Relax your mind, float downstream".
Give Peace A Chance
Tomorrow Never Knows
Tomorrow Never Knows
Italian artist Filippo Fiumani uses "Give Peace A Chance" as the inspiration for his graffiti-infused artwork.
Imagine
Tomorrow Never Knows
Watching The Wheels
Actor, artist, and professional wrestler David Arquette is a dreamer and he uses this word from "Imagine" as the basis of his artwork.
Watching The Wheels
Watching The Wheels
Watching The Wheels
French artist Lionel Dumas uses lines from "Watching the wheels" to compare a busy state of mind to being stuck on a carousel.
Oh My Love
Watching The Wheels
Oh My Love
Florida based artist William Debilzan uses the lyrics to one of Lennon's most elegant love songs written for his muse Yoko Ono.
In My Life
Watching The Wheels
Oh My Love
Florida based artist William Debilzan subtly etches in the lyrics to the classic Beatles song "In My Life" into this large scale mixed media on canvas artwork.
Tomorrow Never Knows
Tomorrow Never Knows
Tomorrow Never Knows
LA artist JD Shultz creates a colorful portrait of Lennon using his unique mixture of print, paint and plexiglas for his tribute to the idea of turning off your mind.
I Am The Walrus
Tomorrow Never Knows
Tomorrow Never Knows
Toronto artist Eva Lewarne uses the iconic Lennon pose as the basis for her "Egg Man" artwork. The graffiti wall background on the frame was created by LA graffiti artist, Galo.
Across The Universe
Tomorrow Never Knows
Across The Universe
Toronto artist Eva Lewarne incorporates a stanza from the Beatles song "Across the universe" into her artwork entitled "Sorrow Waves and Joy"