in the land of submarines by nikolais
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
a photo collage

Comments (12)
Now the song is stuck in my head ...
COOL
Superb work, including John and George was a wonderful touch. I was in Kathmandu when John was murdered and remember reading about his death in the English language local paper.
Looks amazing in zoom. x
Great idea well done! Where are the Blue Meanies?
Absolutely brilliant , Nikolay! A triumph
Outstanding work my friend. God bless.
This leaves me breathless in its detail and hidden treasures! You're brilliant at this sort of thing, my friend. I always think, "How inspiring, now I'll go do something similar," but I have no ideas. LOL! I love all the different bands. This is wonderful!
So much to see. So much to identify and think about. A grand piece of work.
It's a fine dedication and history now, simply unforgettable... what ingenuity on your behalf and so well executed Nikolay - what would the world be without the sound of music ? unthinkable !
BB
Splendid dedication my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
What a collision of history and culture and memory and terror and nostalgia and music...You have the yellow submarine with McCartney and Starr, you have the old poster, clips of Lennon being shot, a number of headlines about Dunkirk and WWII---fitting the huge evacuation and your themes of water transport here...you have lots of bands: You have many more bands than the Sgt Pepper album cover had (if I recall), and lots of styles, incl military, jazz, black, white, I think Russian (is that Stalin in there?), an old, old mississippi style band, and so on. And submarine periscopes spying on the whole scene...plus another band bent over on another submarine---love those postures---and I assume a WWII fighter plane (I don't know planes as well as some). It has all those qualities I mentioned above, and it's brilliant. You come up with things that most of us never think of, and when you finish them, they feel like we've been thinking of them forever. Brilliantly done, Nikolay.