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What do you mean John Lennon and Paul McCartney once jerked off together...

from one of my unfinished poems

“He’s great and I love him but at the same time he’s such a bastard”

You're loved

Thank you♡

Hey, I luv your work <3 Would you mind doing a simple set of warm toned light pink dividers? You can add bows and hearts!!!

hi there, and thank you so much! 🥰 i tried to use varying pinks and different lengths for these so i hope you like them! ♥️

please like and credit if you use, reblogs are appreciated! thank you! 💕

Can you make me two drawings, one is of George Harrison when he was a newborn baby and another when he was just born, please??? and make the drawings nice and tender and do them well for me😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️

Hey guys! Reminder not to engage with this person and their accounts.

Don't make the mistake I did, one drawing for her, thinking it wasn't that weird (babies are cute right), then was spammed with demands, then realised her interest was actually pretty weird (she wants baby angst too! crying and cold and near death).

If you can't read the spanish, the summary is: first message, she wants newborn paul with white asphyxia (true, he almost died at birth) alone and crying.

Trying to (unsuccessfully) guilt trip me into drawing more george by saying she's crying, her sister(?) messaging me on her behalf that I'm discrimintating against her aspergers for not drawing for her.

She will not take no for an answer, if you engage at all she will send messages like this years apart.

I gave her the benefit of the doubt for the first drawing (babies are cute...right?) , and now she reposts it all the time. Would hate for people to think I'm on board with this weird subject matter.

From Good Morning America, October 1981; interviewed by David Hartman.

George: “And… I decided to become a gardener, actually.” Q: “You really love it, don’t you?” George: “The garden?” Q: “The gardening, yeah.” George: “I — I do, yeah. I like the garden. It’s sort of, um… well, you know, like Chauncey Gardiner in the film with Peter Sellers, ‘Being There.’ It’s true, you know, you — in the garden, you see all the seasons come and go, and whatever you do can affect it all, but at the same time, the flowers don’t answer you back. (Laughs) Don’t give you no trouble.” - Good Morning America, October 1981

a televangelism story board. I normally don’t make videos but I thought I’d try something different.

theyre dating your honour ...

Paul and Ringo <3